City exploration · Now on iOS

See how much of your city is still waiting.

Roam City turns everyday movement into a personal map of the places you have explored, the streets you have missed, and the memories you want to keep.

Roam City live discovery map on iPhone
Live discovery map
Starting an exploration
Recording a walk
Saved memories
Nearby discoveries
Fitness summary
Exploration progress
Portfolio overview

Most of us move through a small loop of familiar streets.

You can live in a city for years and still only see a fraction of it. The same route to work. The same coffee shop. The same three streets you already know by heart.

Roam City makes the unseen part visible, not as a scoreboard but as a personal map that grows with you, one real walk at a time.

A few of the things you will notice.

The full walkthrough lives on its own page. These are the parts people feel first.

  • Your map fills in

    The areas you actually visit open up as you move. Unvisited streets stay visible, waiting.

  • Notices the streets you skip

    Nearby discoveries and new streets surface just outside your usual loop.

  • Progress you can see

    Coverage, XP and milestones make slow exploration visible, without turning it into a race.

Your city map is personal.

The essentials, stated plainly.

  • Exploration starts with your action.
  • Your progress stays yours by default.
  • Export and deletion options are in your account.

Why I built Roam City

I did not start Roam City because I needed another place to save routes. I wanted a way to look at a familiar city and see what I had not noticed yet.

We tend to believe we know the place where we live. In reality, most of us move through a small loop of familiar streets. I wanted those blank spaces to become visible, and I wanted discovering them to feel personal rather than performative.

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Hasan CanFounder, Roam City

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Now on iOS

Your city is not finished.

Start with the street you have never taken.