You move. Your customers shouldn't have to guess where you went. Park, tap once, and the neighborhood knows you've arrived.
You pull into the lot at 11:40. By 11:41 every follower within a mile knows lunch just got better.
No listing to maintain, no hours to keep updated, no posting to three social accounts hoping the algorithm cooperates. Go live when you open, log off when you close.
Tuesday at the park pulled 284 views and 12 check ins. Thursday downtown pulled 96. Now you know.
Every location you park becomes data you own. Views, new followers, deal claims and check ins, broken down by spot and by hour, so you stop guessing where your people are.
You change neighborhoods. Your 340 followers change neighborhoods with you.
The people who find you once never have to find you again. That relationship belongs to you, not to a platform, and it moves everywhere your business moves.
"My regulars used to lose me every time I changed spots. The idea that they can just open a map and see me? That's everything for a business like mine."
"Summer is my season and half my battle is people finding the truck. A live pin plus a deal of the day is exactly what I've been doing by hand on socials."
"I don't want another app taking a cut of my sales. Charge me for reach, leave my till alone. That's a deal I understand."
Founding vendor quotes, shared with permission. Names published at launch.
Wami charges for reach, never for revenue. What you sell is yours, all of it, forever.
Everything you need to stop being invisible.
For vendors who want the whole neighborhood to know.
Founding vendors get Plus free through launch. Pricing announced before Baltimore goes live.
No, and we never will. Wami is discovery, not a checkout. Customers pay you directly the way they always have, and we never sit between you and your money.
Any mobile business. Trucks, trailers, carts, vans, tents and stalls. Food, services, retail and everything between. Wami is strictly for businesses that move, which is exactly why your customers struggle to find you.
One tap when you open and one when you close. Adding a deal takes about fifteen seconds. If it ever feels like a second job, we built it wrong.
You see counts, timing and location performance, never personal identities. Vendors get the insight they need and customers keep their privacy, which is what makes people comfortable checking in at all.
Plus free through launch, direct input on what we build next, first position on the map when Baltimore goes live, and your story featured in the launch campaign.
Get on the map before Baltimore goes live and start the launch with regulars, not strangers.
Launching in Baltimore. People finding people.