Find your next local favorite.
Explore independent shops, cafés, and tucked-away spots. Start with a neighborhood, not an endless list of pins.
Your city. A little more connected.
Less scrolling.
More finding.
Turn local cafés, independent shops, and hidden spots into your own digital passport. Collect stamps as you go, then bring a friend along for the next discovery.
Starting small. Built for one college town at a time.
The Waymark idea
A map that looks more like you.
Our starting promises
Independent places firstDiscovery is better togetherReal visits, not ad clicks
From a pin to a story
Not another list.
Your trail.
A saved place is a possibility. A stamp is a memory. Waymark turns the places you actually visit into something you can keep, compare, and share.
Next on the map
The campus trail
Our launch plan: bring 30–50 local businesses onto one college-town map, then give student groups a neighborhood challenge worth heading out for.
Planned pilot · Not a nationwide rollout
Go there. Leave your mark.
Check in to collect a digital stamp. Every stop adds to your personal city passport; neighborhood challenges give you a reason to take the next turn.
Make the next stop together.
Invite a friend to a shared trail. Overlay your maps to compare where you’ve both been, what’s new to one of you, and what’s still waiting for you both.
Your map + their map = a new plan.Shared trails are the heart of Waymark. Same city, different stories, one next stop.
The business side
More footsteps. Fewer guesses.
Our planned shop model is a small fee per verified visit, rather than paying for impressions. Custom trail creation and sponsored trails are future additions; pilot terms will be confirmed before launch.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Take the scenic route
Your next favorite is out there.
Be part of Waymark’s first chapter. A new corner, a new stamp, a friend who’s up for the walk.
Join the first trail
Local shop owner? Meet Waymark