Give the neighborhood a theme.
An under-$5 treat trail. A hidden-patio afternoon. Three local makers. Bring a handful of nearby shops together around a route worth walking.
Small businesses. Shared adventures.
Your next adventure is around the corner.
Turn neighborhood cafés, bookstores, and bakeries into a shared scavenger hunt. Give people a short route, digital stamps, and a reason to stop somewhere new.
One walkable neighborhood. One free pilot. Start small.
A little weekend plan
Three stops. A few new favorites.
Our promise from day one
No app downloadSharing is always optionalReal visits, not viral promises
The local loop
Less scrolling.
More strolling.
For independent shops that want to connect with their neighbors—and friends and families looking for an easy afternoon out.
Sample route · the little treat loop
- 01 / Something warm
Start at an independent café.
- 02 / Something unexpected
Browse a neighborhood bookstore.
- 03 / Something sweet
Finish with a bakery find.
An illustrative route, not a live challenge. Stops and perks depend on participating shops.
Turn a visit into a little win.
Participants open a mobile web page, visit each stop, and collect a digital stamp by checking in or scanning the shop’s QR code. No app download needed.
Find out what brings people back.
Track route starts, completed stops, and repeat participation. Pair those numbers with owners’ feedback and reported visits before planning the next loop.
A completed route can earn a shop-backed reward or unlock the next adventure. Every stop should be worthwhile even without a discount.
Start with evidence
Small pilot. Room to grow.
The first test is free: one route with a handful of businesses. A paid business plan comes after owners see useful visits—not a promise of guaranteed customers.
Neighborhood pilot $0
One route, QR check-ins, and a first round of learning.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Beyond the pilot: featured placement, route analytics, and rotating offers on a monthly business plan. Seasonal sponsored routes and limited-capacity events can be scoped separately. Confirm available plans and terms before committing.
A few things worth knowing.
Make the first loop
A good afternoon starts with a few good neighbors.
Have a café, shop, or neighborhood in mind? Start small, learn together, and see if people come back.