The potter three villages over. Thursday's night market. The lookout no sign points to. They've been beside your route all along — Unmap shows you what you've been driving past.
The platforms you know rank what pays to be seen. So everyone ends up at the same twelve places, photographing the same twelve things. Meanwhile the goat farm with the seven-cheese board doesn't run ads. The watermill pulls warm bread at 9:15 and tells no one.
Unmap is a quiet map of the unadvertised — makers, markets, trails, and one-night-only evenings, kept by people who go. Not the top ten. The unmissed.
Every pin is someone's life work: a herd, a kiln, a hive. Visit at the right hour and you get the tour, the tasting, the story — not a gift-shop queue.
Say what you're in the mood for — cheese, pottery, one quiet walk — and the planner threads a route with times, driving legs, and the honest caveats. Swap a stop, stretch a morning, add a rainy-day backup. Then take it offline for the drive.
Share it as a link anyone can open — no account, no app.
Free to wander. The map fills in as people like you keep it honest.