How your business shows up.
Hours, photos, menus, offerings and business information — controlled by you.
Discover places and events, find ideas that fit you, and bring your next outing together — all in one app, starting in Atlanta.
The problem
Good spots live in feeds, maps, screenshots, and the group chat. By the time you've pieced it together, the night's half gone. dscvr pulls discovery and the next step into one place — so you can actually go.
Discover
Restaurants, coffee, shops, activities and events around you — each with real short video so you can read the vibe before you commit. The video is how you judge a place; the point is deciding where to go.



The map
The feed surfaces places and events; the map shows you where they are. See what's close, browse by category, and go from a pin to the full details in a tap. Starting in Atlanta.
Starting in Atlanta
We're building dscvr with Atlanta's people, creators and local businesses first — real video of what the city is doing right now, sorted by vibe, not algorithm bait. Then we expand, city by city.
Atlanta first · more cities to follow
How it flows
Places and events around you, each with real video from people who were actually there. Read the vibe before you go.

Tap to keep. Build lists by mood, by night, by neighborhood — your taste, your shortlist for later.

Add a few spots as stops and put them in order — coffee first, then the show nearby. That's a plan.

The whole point. dscvr stays out of the way once you've decided where to go — the night is the story, not the app.

Send the night as a quick text summary, or post a fifteen-second clip to help the next person decide.

Plans
Found a couple of spots? Add them to a plan and put them in order — coffee first, then that show nearby. Reorder the stops, set the night, and send the plan as a quick text summary so everyone knows where you're headed.
Slow pour before things kick off
Virginia-Highland
Live set a few minutes away
Old Fourth Ward
Illustrative plan — your stops, your order
Meet Nomi
Nomi is the personalization behind dscvr. As you save spots and check in, it quietly shapes which places and events rise to the top for you — so the feed feels more like your city, less like everyone's.
In development: Plan with Nomi and ask-anything suggestions
A glimpse of what's coming
Rooftop wine bar in Old Fourth Ward.
WhyYou tend to save quieter, late spots.
Single-origin café in Virginia-Highland.
WhyClose by, and the kind of café you revisit.
Small ramen counter on Buford Highway.
WhyReal regulars in the video, not just views.
The loop · In development
Every save, watch and visit teaches Nomi what kind of night you want. The more you use dscvr, the sharper the call gets — until you stop scrolling and just go.
Move your cursor over the grid →
Passport
Check in when you go somewhere, and Passport keeps the trail — the places you've been, stamps across the city, and a streak worth keeping. Light weekly challenges nudge you somewhere new. It's your personal record of the city, built one visit at a time.
Stamps
Weekly challenge
Try a new neighborhood this week
Illustrative view
For local businesses
You're not buying an ad — you're reaching people at the exact moment they're deciding where to go. Manage how your business appears, understand how people discover it, and promote what's happening now.
Hours, photos, menus, offerings and business information — controlled by you.
Views, saves, directions, engagement and where discovery comes from — so you see what's actually driving interest.
Promote tonight's lineup, this week's special or a one-off event — clearly, in the right surfaces.
Guidance, tools, partnerships and business opportunities built for independent operators, not enterprise teams.
Where this goes: the same intelligence that helps people decide can show operators the demand forming around them — what people nearby are looking for, before it walks in the door. That's the direction we're building toward.
dscvr is launching in Atlanta on iOS. Get early access and we'll let you know the moment you can get in. No spam — just an invitation to explore.
iOS · Atlanta first · Early access open