Waymark helps you discover it.
Just walk. Stories find you. Tap Start exploring and keep Waymark open as you walk. Pass somewhere notable and a short story about it appears. Read it, listen to it, or ask your guide about it.
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Real screens from a walk through Westminster, captured on iPhone and Android. No itinerary, no route to plan.
Walk past a landmark and a short story appears, written by AI from open Wikidata facts and told like a friend would.
Tap Start exploring and keep Waymark open as you walk. Pass somewhere notable and its story appears.
Tap Tell me more to ask follow-up questions about the place in front of you. Five free questions per place.
Tap the speaker and the story is read aloud in your phone's voice. Eyes on the street, not the screen.
Every walk is saved on your phone with the places you passed and the stories you heard, ready to revisit.
Word for word from the screens above. Each story is written by AI from OpenStreetMap and Wikidata facts, told like a friend would, and distilled to the one thing worth knowing.
Most people don't realize they've never actually seen "Big Ben" — that's just the nickname for the massive bell hidden inside, not the tower itself. The tower's official name is Elizabeth Tower, renamed in 2012 to honor the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Six men walking to their own execution, ropes already around their necks — that's what Rodin captured here, and what gets me every time is that he refused to put them on a pedestal.
Most people don't realize that when Churchill's statue was put up in 1973, he'd already been dead for nearly a decade — almost like the city finally got around to saying sorry for taking so long.
No itinerary to follow and no tour to book. Explore a new city, rediscover your own neighbourhood, or take a different route home. Waymark helps you notice the history hiding in plain sight.
Tap Start exploring and keep the app open. When you pass a landmark, a memorial or a corner worth knowing about, a short story slides up.
Tap Tell me more to ask follow-up questions about the place in front of you: who built it, what happened there, why it matters.
Tap the speaker and the story is read aloud in your phone's own voice, so your eyes can stay on the street.
Your discoveries are kept on your phone and grouped by walk, with the places you passed and the stories you heard, ready to revisit.
Open Waymark, allow location, and tap Start exploring. Waymark only explores while it's open on your screen, so keep it in hand as you walk.
Pass somewhere notable and a card slides up with a short story about it. Read it, or tap the speaker to hear it.
Close it and keep walking. Or tap Tell me more and ask your guide about what you're standing next to.
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