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Drop a pin on every meaningful place.
Five categories that fit real life — restaurants, travel, stadiums, friend visits, and a catch-all. Each carries the details that matter: dishes, teams, trip names, occasions.
A warm, private journal of the places you've been — restaurants, trips, stadium nights, friends' couches, anywhere meaningful. Synced between your devices through your private iCloud. No servers, no accounts, no telemetry.
Seven things that quietly make a personal log of meaningful places feel less like data entry and more like keeping a notebook.
Five categories that fit real life — restaurants, travel, stadiums, friend visits, and a catch-all. Each carries the details that matter: dishes, teams, trip names, occasions.
Pick a photo with EXIF or Photos-library metadata and Wendmark drops the pin and the date for you. Works on HEIC, edited photos, and the shots iOS strips EXIF from in transit.
Apple's elevation-aware 3D Maps when you're navigating. A stippled, rotatable dot-globe when you want texture. Same pins on both, different mood.
Pin a place in New York and unlock the Empire State. Pin one in Aspen and unlock a tiny figurine of the mountain. Plus ten secret achievements you'll only see once you earn them.
A noon notification surfaces past visits when their anniversaries roll back around — one year, two years, ten years. The whole point is remembering.
iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch. Plus widgets, Live Activities, Spotlight, Siri Shortcuts ("Hey Siri, add a place"), and a Mac menu-bar quick-add.
Your library lives in your private iCloud container. Add a place on your phone — see it on your Mac in seconds. We don't see your data because we don't run servers that touch it.
Dictate or paste a sentence and Wendmark fills in the place for you. Search the way you think — "cheap Italian I rated 4+ in NYC." Get a written "Year in Places" recap, and let it pick your next wishlist stop. All on Apple Intelligence, right on your device — no account, no key, nothing leaves your phone.
Pin colors aren't theming — they're a coding system you learn once and read forever after. The map, the trophy case, the share cards: same five colors, same five meanings.
Dishes, ratings, who you went with.
Trip names, dates, the highlight of the visit.
Teams, who won, who you were with.
The name of the friend, the occasion, the photo.
Concerts, parks, anywhere meaningful.
Liquid Glass surfaces, generous corners, a small army of trophy sculptures. Built for the moment you want to revisit a memory — not just file one.
The privacy story isn't a marketing claim — it's a property of how the app is built.
No sign-up, no email collection, no password to forget. Your iCloud account is the account.
No Mixpanel, no Amplitude, no Firebase, no homegrown event pipeline. Your usage is invisible to us.
The app costs what you pay for it. There's no upsell, no recommendation surface backed by a third party.
We can't sell what we don't have. The privacy story isn't a marketing claim — it's a structural one.
The app links Apple frameworks. That's it. No cross-app identifiers, no SKAdNetwork.
Your library moves between your devices through Apple's CloudKit. Nothing about your places touches infrastructure we control.
Wendmark is in final polish. Drop a note if you'd like to know when it lands.
Email us at launch