WANDERPOST
photographs of places you actually stood in

Your place, already mattering

Wanderpost explorers collect places through GPS-verified, in-person visits and photos captured on site. Give people a reason to step through your door, then see aggregate foot traffic you can trust without buying access to anyone's identity. If your business has something worth walking to (the mural, the marquee, the statue out front), it may already be on the map.

Find your place
How it works
1 · Claim your place — free, forever

Find it above, then request a claim from the portal. We verify ownership by hand — no bots, no fees, no card. Claimed places are yours before launch day.

2 · Launching soon: specials for verified visitors

When business availability opens, you'll set an offer (“10% off your tab”) that appears to explorers near your place — nearest first, never pay-to-rank — and unlocks only with a verified in-person visit plus a code that lives inside your door. Real presence, not drive-by coupon scraping.

3 · Foot traffic you can actually believe

Every counted visit in Wanderpost is GPS-verified, and every published photo is captured on site — nobody can check in from a couch. We're building the monthly report that turns that into numbers a business can trust. Never who — visitor identities are not shared with anyone, including you.

Founding partners
The first businesses get it first — and shape it

Wanderpost launches on the app stores soon. We're onboarding a small founding cohort personally: your offer live on day one, your code kit delivered by hand, your foot-traffic numbers assembled with you — free for the whole pilot. Founding partners set the standard the paid product will be built to. Claim your place above and you're in line; we'll reach out as the cohort opens.

See the dashboard founding partners get → · Tell us about your shop →

What will never be for sale, at any price: ranking, placement, featured pins, pushes to users, or user data. Offers appear only in the app's opt-in Offers drawer, nearest first.

Portal — the owners' door

Business sign-in is its own door, separate from explorer accounts in the app: different credentials, different session, and no crossover — a business account has no handle, no check-ins, and no view of any explorer. Using the same email for both is fine; the two never mix.