The local things nobody tells you about.
Not the top ten restaurants. The pop-up that ends on Sunday. The free piano in the station's west wing. The recycling bin hidden inside the IKEA.
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Battery + bulb recycling bin inside the IKEA
Takes batteries, bulbs and old chargers. No purchase, nobody staffs it, everyone walks past.
🛠️ Useful · Leslieville
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Print fair in the parking garage, four days left
Temporary things carry an end date here, so the map stays honest instead of filling with places that closed last spring.
🎪 Pop-up · 4 days left
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The bakery counter at the back of the grocery store
Looks like a regular supermarket. The back counter is a proper bakery, and the tarts are gone by ten.
🥟 Food · Little Portugal
Three things, and one of them is optional.
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1
Open the map where you are
No account needed to look. Move the map anywhere and see what locals have marked, filtered down to what you actually want.
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2
Drop what you know
Name it, say why a stranger would care, then add the part a map pin can't: which door, which floor, and what day it stops existing.
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3
Mark what surprised you
One signal, not five stars. "I never would have known" is the only rating that means anything here, so it is the only one we collect.
You decide what gets built.
Every idea and bug report lives on a public board inside the app. Anyone can post, everyone can vote, and each one carries a status you can check. No contact form, no black hole.
Open the board- Open
- Posted, not triaged yet. Votes decide what gets looked at first.
- Planned
- We agree and it is on the list.
- In progress
- Someone is building it right now.
- Shipped
- Live in the app. The thread stays up.
- Not planned
- A real answer with a reason, rather than silence.
You already know something good.
Every city is full of things that never make it into a guide, because nobody thought they were worth writing down.
Drop your first gem