A map that knows your taste.
Most maps rank places by what everyone else thinks. JWKR ranks them by what you think, writes each day of a trip like a chapter, and hands you the pen.
What it does
Twenty-two questions, no account
A quick setup builds a taste profile: the food you cross town for, how far you'll walk, whether you want the safe pick or the interesting one.
Days written as chapters
Name a city and JWKR plans each day: meals at mealtimes, stops clustered so you never cross town twice, real walking and transit legs between them.
You hold the pen
Every stop offers "or…", real alternatives that fit the same craving, scored and explained. Stretch or shrink a stop and the whole day re-flows with honest closing-time warnings.
Private reviews that matter
"Loved it, but too loud" teaches it something no star rating can. Reviews are never published. They only sharpen your next trip.
Share a day, not a list
Send any day as a route card. Friends see it re-scored against their taste and can rebuild it at their own pace in one tap.
Meet Jay
Your guide is a green jay who dresses for every destination. You earn his outfits by actually going, and miles, cities, and routes build your traveler rank from Light Foot to Globetrotter.
Private by architecture
No account. No server. No analytics. Your profile, trips, and reviews live on your phone. The app makes exactly three kinds of anonymous outbound request: Apple's map services, a public opening-hours lookup, and a public sports-schedule lookup. Full policy: clawdioslave.com/jwkr/privacy.