MIXED · 21+
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RiNo Date Night
- 1 Death & Co Denver Drink
- 2 Denver Central Market Eat
- 3 Nocturne See
“Late set, sit near the front”
Private beta · RiNo Arts District, Denver
Somebody already
planned your night.
Routes through a city, stop by stop, made by people who actually walked them. Pick one and follow it — where to go, what to order, and how long the walk between is.
Not on the App Store or Google Play yet. Four routes, one district, and we walked all of them.
Every route in the app today
Four routes. One district. All walked.
We seeded Denver's RiNo Arts District by hand rather than scraping a city and calling it fifty. The longest walk between any two stops is 312 metres. Each card ends with one of the maker's own notes from a stop on it.
Bars
21+
Larimer Street, Three Beers
Our Mutual Friend → Ratio Beerworks → Improper City
“Their flagship, and sit at the bar rather than a table.”
Food
All ages
Larimer Street Feed
Tacos → Work & Class → Denver Central Market
“Green chili, and share the empanadas.”
Culture
All ages
RiNo Murals, Slowly
Crush Walls → Central Market → the RiNo sign
“Walk the block slowly — the good ones are down the side alleys.”
Mixed
21+
RiNo Date Night
Death & Co → Central Market → Nocturne
“Late set, sit near the front.”
How it works
Pick it, walk it, check in.
Three screens, and no planning. The app tells you the next thing, not forty things you could theoretically do.
01
Tell us how old you are
Some routes are 21+ and some are built for a six-year-old. That is a hard filter, not a warning label you tap through.
02
Follow one stop at a time
One card, one place. What to order, roughly what it costs, roughly how long, and the walk to the next one. Skip a stop and it goes back in.
03
Check in when you get there
Checking in marks the stop done and moves the route on. It is recorded on our servers, not on your phone, so a route you walk is a route you finished.
A stop is not a pin on a map.
Every stop holds the things you would actually do there, in order, each with its own price, its own timing, and a note from whoever walked it. That is the whole reason this exists instead of a saved-places list.
STOP 2 OF 3
Denver Central Market
2669 Larimer St · 190 m from the last stop
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Pick different counters and meet back at a table ~45 min · ~$28
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Coffee, and a pastry for whoever is smallest ~15 min · ~$9
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Food trucks pull in around 5 timing note from the maker
Deals
The bar puts up the deal. You have to turn up.
Venues claim their own page and post an offer against a stop. Some require a check-in before the code appears, which is the setting most of them want — it is a reward for walking in, not a coupon site.
- Redemption is validated on our servers, never in the app
- Per-coupon check-in requirement, set by the venue
- Caps and expiry the venue controls
Example
$2 OFF
A Larimer Street brewery
$2 off your first pour
✓
Checked in at this stop
SHOW THIS
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This is the mechanic, not a live offer — no venue has signed up yet.
Make one
You know a better night than we do.
Build a route from the places you already go, drop stops that are not on Google at all, and send it to one person or the whole app.
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Build it stop by stop
Add places, stack the activities under each one, and watch the total time and cost add up live as you go. Reorder by dragging.
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Pin what is not a business
The bench with the view, the alley with the mural, the trailhead. If Google does not list it you can still drop a pin and describe it.
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Send it as a link
One link opens the route in the app for whoever you send it to. Keep it private, or publish it to the whole district.
Routes people follow put you on the board.
Every night we total up what your published routes actually got used for — followed, finished, saved — and that is your RouteMaker score. It is the only leaderboard in the app, and you cannot buy your way up it.
What counts toward the score
+Someone starts your routeeach run
+They reach the last stopworth more
+They save it for latereach save
↻Totalled and publishednightly
Plus
Plus is coming. Here is exactly what is built.
The app shows you this list with the same labels, because a subscription pitch that quietly implies four working features is how people end up feeling cheated. Nothing here is for sale yet.
LIVE
No ads
Nothing between you and the next stop.
NOT A PLUS PERK YET
Unlimited journeys
Chain as many days as a trip needs. Free is unlimited too, for now.
NOT BUILT YET
Google photos on a stop
Pull the place's own photo instead of a gradient.
NOT BUILT YET
The best route order
Optimise the whole trip, not just the next leg.
Free is free, and stays free. Today it is supported by a banner on a couple of screens.
Where this actually is
Pre-launch, and being honest about it.
You are looking at a product that is being built, not one that is pretending to be finished. Here is the split.
Working today
- Four curated RiNo routes, walked and timed
- Stop-by-stop flow, check-ins and finished-route tracking
- Coupons a venue posts, redeemed and capped server-side
- Route builder, sharing and join links
- RouteMaker leaderboard
Not yet
- Any city other than Denver
- App Store and Google Play listings
- Location-checked check-in — the app does not send coordinates yet, so a coupon that asks for one cannot be claimed
- Offline use — the app needs a connection
- Plus, as something you can buy
Walking RiNo soon?
The beta is small on purpose — we want people who will actually walk a route and tell us where it was wrong. Say hello and we will send you a build.
Email us for a buildAndroid build available now · iOS through TestFlight