Who do you know in Lisbon?

    Sample passports. Tap a friend.

    Wordof keeps the places your friends would send you to, in every city they’ve been. Start with your own photos, see who knows a city, and ask them before you go.

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    Two thousand reviews, and we still text a friend.

    When a dinner actually matters, we don’t read strangers. We ask someone whose taste we know. Wordof is that question, with the answers kept.

    Getting started

    Start with what you already have.

    Your camera roll already knows where you’ve been. Wordof turns it into a passport of cities and places, and you decide what goes in.

    Rome · Oct ’25 Rome · Oct ’25 Lisbon · May ’25 Rome · Oct ’25 Lisbon · May ’25 Rome · Oct ’25
    Only dates and locations are read. Your photos never leave your phone.

    We found 2 cities

    • Rome2 trips · last in Oct ’25
    • Lisbon1 trip · May ’25
    • Tel AvivHome, left out
    Remove anything we got wrong.

    Rome · 14 Oct ’25, evening

    Trattoria da Enzo?

    Or: Da Teo · Somewhere else

    Not meKeep privateStamp it
    Going isn’t recommending. Only places you stamp are shown to friends.
    Rome4 places Lisbon2 places
    A passport you can share before any friend has joined.

    More ways to fill your passport

    Sofia

    Say you land in Rome.

    You don’t search for the best restaurants in Rome. You open Sofia.

    Sample passport · illustrative photos

    Sofia MarinTel Aviv · In your circle
    Dinner by the water at dusk, glasses of white wine on the table.Illustrative photo
    Sofia’s first pickTrattoria da EnzoCacio e pepe. Go early, no bookings.

    And five more, in her words

    1. Drinks on a bar counter in warm evening light.
      Went 3 timesDrink KongSit at the bar. Ask for the menu off the menu.
    2. A bar interior with bottles on the shelves.
      Sofia recommends itRoscioli CaffèBreakfast standing up, like everyone else.
    3. Breakfast in bed by an open window over the sea.
      Stayed twiceHotel VilònSmall, quiet, perfect for two.
    4. Friends raising glasses of red wine.
      Sofia recommends itFreni e FrizioniAperitivo, then walk the river.
    5. A plate of pasta and a basket of bread on a table by the water.
      Sofia and Lucas recommend itPianostradaThe fried zucchini flowers. Book a day ahead.

    Friends of friends count too. Once your first friend joins, the places their friends recommend show up as well, labelled with who they came through.

    In the app

    Before the trip, on the street, and after.

    Wordof’s Rome page: your dates and hotel, friends who know Rome with their photos, and the places they recommend.

    Planning a trip

    Open a city and see who has been, what they recommend, and your dates and hotel in one place. Ask the friend who knows it best.

    What do you need? Filters for when, who’s coming, budget and how far, then the best bets from friends.

    Out and about

    Say what you need: a drink now, dinner for two, nothing over €€. Your friends’ places come first, sorted by how close they are to you or your hotel.

    Asking Lucas about Rome: suggested questions and a box for your own.

    Asking and sharing

    Ask one friend a real question and get their places back, not a paragraph. Send it in Wordof or on WhatsApp, and answer theirs the same way.

    Open the demo to try these screens with sample friends.

    Your information

    Made for people you know.

    A review is an average of strangers. A word from a friend comes with everything you know about them. So Wordof stays between friends, and you decide what they see.

    Photos
    Only the date and location of each photo are read, on your phone. The photos are never uploaded.
    Location
    Used while the app is open, to show what’s close. Stamp suggestions are off unless you switch them on, and your location history never leaves your phone.
    Contacts
    Scrambled on your phone before we look for friends on Wordof. Never stored, never messaged.
    What friends see
    Places you stamp, and the cities and dates of your trips. Friends of friends see stamps only, and you can turn that off.
    What stays yours
    Places you keep private, places you want to go, your saved places, planned trips and hotel.
    No ads
    No ads and no paid spots. Your data is never sold.

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    Questions

    Do I need friends on Wordof to start?

    No. Scan your photos or stamp a few places, and you have a passport to share. Your friends’ places appear as they join, and friends of their friends after your first one does.

    Is it free?

    Yes.

    Is it on iPhone?

    Wordof works on the web today at app.wordofapp.com. The iPhone app is in beta through TestFlight. The photo scan and finding friends from your contacts need the iPhone app. Android comes later.

    What’s the difference between stamping and keeping private?

    A stamp means you’d send a friend there, and your circle sees it. Keeping a place private means you went, but it stays only in your passport.

    Who can see my places?

    Only people in your circle see the places you stamp. Nothing on Wordof is public. More in the privacy policy.

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    See what your people know.

    Your people, their places, your passport. Create yours, invite one friend whose taste you trust, and open a city.

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