Seven things Wami does, told the way you'll actually experience them. Not a feature list. A Friday night.
A pin lights up four streets over. Your barber parked there twenty seconds ago.
Vendors appear the second they set up and vanish when they leave. What you see is what is genuinely out there right now.
Two for one tacos, until they log off. Kids eat free at the truck, tonight only.
Deals live and die with the day, so there is nothing stale, nothing expired, and no reason to wait until tomorrow.
Twenty four neighbors have checked in at the harbor. Six more unlocks it for everyone.
Community days, fireworks, block parties. Showing up together is the whole mechanic, and your city is the playing field.
You open Wami at 6:40pm. Four pins are glowing within a mile. One of them is moving.
Vendors appear the second they set up and disappear the moment they pack down. Nothing on the map is a guess, a stale listing, or a business that closed last spring. If you see it, it is out there.
Two for one tacos until they log off. Free refill hour, three to four. Kids eat free at Mama Yemi's tonight.
Every deal on Wami is attached to a vendor who is live at that moment. When they close, it is gone. That is why nobody here shows up to a coupon that stopped working two months ago.
Six more check ins unlocks the skin for everyone at the harbor. You text three people. You go.
Gatherings turn events into something the community does together. Monthly Community Days pick one neighborhood, one night, and one badge you can only earn by standing in it.
4th of July '26. You were there. It's in your Memories, and it always will be.
Your Memories page fills up only with places you physically went. No captions, no filters, no performing for anybody. It is the one profile on the internet that cannot be staged.
Rewards, notifications and badges are the quiet part. Here is how they work.
Walk more, see more, earn more.
Check in when you're really there and you build streaks, unlock cosmetic skins, and earn your way through the city. Every reward comes from going somewhere, never from opening the app.
Your coffee cart just arrived on Charles Street.
Only the vendors you follow, only when they go live, and only near you. No engagement bait, no reminders to come back, no notifications about people you haven't met.
You've earned Explorer.
Taco Legend for collecting five trucks. Night Owl for late check ins. Explorer for new neighborhoods. Small proof that you got out of the house, kept forever.
Never. Wami does not show individual people on the map, ever. Check ins are something you choose to do while standing at a vendor who is live, and what the community sees is energy, not you.
No. Barbers, stylists, nail techs, pet groomers, trainers, florists, coffee carts and more. If your business moves and people have to find you, Wami is built for you.
It's the good part of it. You follow vendors instead of people, there is no endless feed and no follower counts, and you meet your neighbors by ending up in the same place on the same night.
Free for the community, always. Vendors get on the map free too, with optional extras for the ones who want more reach. Wami never takes a commission on anything sold.
Join the founding community and be on the map the day Baltimore goes live.
Launching in Baltimore. People finding people.