Choose the kind of walk.
You choose a category, not a specific destination.
Urban exploration, one category tap away.
Choose museums, parks, street art, viewpoints, historic buildings or another category. Triphead picks one nearby destination, builds the walking route, and records the visit when you get there.
01 / THE GUIDE
Triphead does not open on a ranked catalogue of attractions. The primary screen is your map and a category dock.
Tap a category and Triphead chooses one nearby destination for you. Manual map browsing still exists in Explore, but it is secondary.
02 / HOW IT WORKS
You choose a category, not a specific destination.
The selection is nearby, active and suitable for the category you picked.
Triphead uses Apple Maps routing and keeps the active route map-first.
The visit updates your XP, level progress, achievements and route history.
03 / PRODUCT DECISIONS
One category tap can start the route flow. Explore remains available when you want to choose manually.
Active routes keep the map dominant, with distance, ETA, progress and route state in a compact panel.
A completed route is based on actually reaching the destination, not pressing a check-in button.
Visits and completed routes drive XP, level progress, achievements, profile history and leaderboard totals.
04 / ROADMAP — REAL-WORLD VALUE
XP stays for levels, achievements and competition. Triphead's later roadmap adds a separate redeemable token economy and rewards marketplace, so verified walks can earn value you can actually use.
These reward and monetization systems are roadmap features, not current launch features. The product model keeps XP non-redeemable and the spendable reward layer separate.
Triphead is in development.
Join the early list for TestFlight, launch updates, and the later rewards rollout.