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See where the night is happening. WhereToGo is a live map of the places people are at right now: busy cafés, packed bars, the square everyone drifted to. Real places, real photographs, and the friends you choose, shown only where they choose to be seen. Flip to Crowded and the map lights up where people actually are. A pin reading 17 is seventeen people who are there this minute, not a rating and not a review from last year. Everyone is counted; nobody is named unless they chose to be.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm the developer at spdev labs Ltd, the London company behind WhereToGo. I built it over ten months because every time I moved to a new city, the places worth going to were in friends' heads, not in review sites.
So: you post a place with a photo and its real location, follow people, and see where they go on a map. Busy-ness is a live count, nobody is named at a place unless they chose to be, and there is no location history at all. No ads, and the privacy policy lists every piece of data collected in one table.
It launched this week, which means your city is probably quiet. Post one place you'd send a friend to and you've already made it better. Everything you tell me here goes straight into the next release.
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About whereToGo on Product Hunt
“Find places people actually go”
whereToGo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #225 on the daily leaderboard. See where the night is happening. WhereToGo is a live map of the places people are at right now: busy cafés, packed bars, the square everyone drifted to. Real places, real photographs, and the friends you choose, shown only where they choose to be seen. Flip to Crowded and the map lights up where people actually are. A pin reading 17 is seventeen people who are there this minute, not a rating and not a review from last year. Everyone is counted; nobody is named unless they chose to be.
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm the developer at spdev labs Ltd, the London company behind WhereToGo. I built it over ten months because every time I moved to a new city, the places worth going to were in friends' heads, not in review sites.
So: you post a place with a photo and its real location, follow people, and see where they go on a map. Busy-ness is a live count, nobody is named at a place unless they chose to be, and there is no location history at all. No ads, and the privacy policy lists every piece of data collected in one table.
It launched this week, which means your city is probably quiet. Post one place you'd send a friend to and you've already made it better. Everything you tell me here goes straight into the next release.