Citypedia
Your city, decoded.
A city guide that finds places by what they actually have, pools the ratings from every app worth reading, and hands you the tools to fix whatever it gets wrong. Built on OpenStreetMap, so your corrections help everyone.
- 450+
- Categories
- 12
- Languages
- Worldwide
- Coverage
- 5
- Rating sources
What makes it different
Built for how people actually pick a place.
Most map apps tell you what a place is called. Citypedia tells you what it is like inside, and lets you put it right when it is wrong.
Search by feature, not just category
Wi-Fi, outdoor seating, a big screen for the match, a changing table, board games on the shelf. More than 450 categories, and within them you filter by what a place actually has.
Ratings that answer your real question
Coffee quality, beer selection, noise level, how easy it is to get a seat, whether it works for kids, dates, groups or a morning of work. Sort the list by the one you care about.
Every rating in one place
Citypedia's own 0-10 ratings sit alongside Google, Tripadvisor, Yelp and Foursquare. Where a place is rated in several, you get the average and a link to each. Available in selected cities.
You can fix the map
Wrong hours, a missing cafe, no photo? Suggest an edit or add the place yourself. Most of it flows back to OpenStreetMap, so the fix helps everyone, not just you.
How contributing worksAI does the typing
Point it at a place's website or snap the storefront. It reads the category, hours, phone and feature tags, fills the form and marks the values that would change nothing. You approve before anything is sent.
Photo walks
Mark spots with a photo as you walk. Each one gets an AI-written story in your language, and the day becomes a walk you can replay on the map, play as a slideshow or export as GeoJSON.
Read the photo walks guideIndoors, floor by floor
In a mall or a station, pick a level and the map shows only what is on it.
Toilets, properly
Free, paid or customers-only at a glance, whether the door is locked, and how you get in.
Your places
Favourites, Want to go and lists of your own, shown on the map and shareable by link.
Personal, not invasive
No location history, no tracking of where you go, and no battery drained doing it.
See it in motion
Two minutes, start to finish.
One app, every screen
Phone in your pocket, tablet on the table.
Citypedia is one shared codebase, so the map, the ratings and your lists are the same wherever you open it.
iPhone
The full app, built for one hand and a walk across town.
iOS 15 or later
iPad
A proper iPad layout, with the map and the result list side by side.
iPadOS 15 or later
Android phone
Same app, same map, down to phones a good few years old.
Android 7.0 or later
Android tablet
The result list moves into a side panel so the map keeps the room.
Android 7.0 or later
The interface speaks 12 languages — English, Danish, German, Dutch, French, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish and Chinese in both simplified and traditional — and place names and descriptions follow the language you pick, not the one on the sign.
Free to download. Yours to explore.
Available now on iPhone, iPad and Android — download it free from the App Store or Google Play.
