A passport with a paper trail
Give your district a passport worth promoting — and the data to prove it delivered.
Not another overbuilt passport platform. A passport built around a trusted curator — first-party visit data, taste signals, and proof your programming moved people. All for $89/mo.
Live Edits, right now.
Every Edit works in any browser — no app, no download. Open one and see what a well-built passport experience feels like.
Gary Baseman's Los Angeles
An LA-born visual artist in love with this amazing city — its humor, strip malls, museums, and quiet corners. LA isn't a backdrop; it's a collaborator.
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Epic Drives of LA
No city on Earth matches the driving roads within two hours of Los Angeles. Angeles Crest climbs from suburban Pasadena to 7,000 feet through high-speed alpine switchbacks.
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Galleries That Put LA on the Art World Map
These ten galleries represent real annual art-market activity, and every one is free and open to the public. No entry, no membership — you walk in and stand in front of the same work.
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LA's Important Residential Architecture (I of 2)
The essential tour of Los Angeles's landmark modernist homes — the architects and houses that made the city a laboratory for how we live.
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Important Public Parks of LA
Los Angeles isn't only freeways. Wander a mountain, a beach, or a canyon — the open spaces that make the city breathe.
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Important Commercial and Public Architecture of LA
What makes LA's landmarks iconic — a set spanning the 1900s to today: Union Station, the Bradbury, and the great civic and commercial monuments.
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LA Galleries Where Fine Art and Pop Culture Collide
Los Angeles is a city where fine art and pop culture live side by side — and this Edit maps the galleries where the two worlds cross over.
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Vintage LA
A curated set of the best vintage and thrift-clothing addresses across every corner of Los Angeles.
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Most Historically Significant Hotels and Motels in LA (pre-1940)
Surviving pre-1940 hotels and motels that document LA's early architectural eras — you can still stay inside the history.
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The Ultimate Guide to LA's Rooftop Bars
With year-round warm weather, LA was made for rooftops. The best sky-high bars and lounges in the city.
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Walk in Oscar's Footsteps – Top 10 Outdoor Film Locations in LA
The outdoor filming locations behind the movies — walk the Los Angeles backdrops that made cinema history.
Open EditRecommendations die without a deadline.
Everyone has a stack of places they've been meaning to visit. They save the list. A contest changes that: a defined window creates urgency, urgency creates motivation, social proof creates momentum. Without a contest, you have content. With one, you have an event.
Participating is really fun — and a fantastic way for you to highlight and promote your neighborhood, district, or city. Run as many as you want, with different themes and audiences and curators. Each one is a fresh reason to engage.
Stop hoping they visit. Start proving they went.
- —Your ad or email lands in the feed
- —~2% average CTR
- —They click through — 60–90% bounce immediately
- —2–5% of survivors take action
- —Then… hoping they come back
- —Did they visit? — unknown, unmeasured
Friction at every step. Ends with a question mark.
- 01Curator announces the Edit — credible voice, not an ad
- 02Contest creates urgency — deadline + prize + social proof
- 03Participants visit real places — verified by geolocation
- 04They share, compete, bring friends — organic amplification
- 05Earned media — human interest story, not an ad buy
- 06Verified visit + positive brand experience — proven & shareable
Starts with a reason to go now. Ends with proof they went.
What makes an Edit work
8-15 Places
Enough to feel worth doing, few enough to finish — the sweet spot for completability. A mix of place types — restaurants, galleries, shops — keeps it interesting.
10-17 Day Window
Friday start, Sunday end. Two to three weekends. Creates urgency while giving people enough Saturdays to complete the set.
A Credible Curator
A recognized expert with a real connection to the places. The authenticity is what makes people participate — and share.
Email + Social Push
Email converts at ~3× the rate of social. Social gives reach and earned media. You want both.
A Worthy Prize
Unique experiences outperform cash. Gallery access, a piece of art, the impossible dinner reservation. Meaningful, not discounts.
No App Required
Works in any browser. Shared as a link. Zero friction to start, zero downloads.
A contest now. A resource forever.
Every Edit has two lives — and the second one is free.
The Contest
The launch moment. Prizes. Urgency. Social proof. Verified check-ins. Press coverage. This is the event.
The Evergreen Guide
Contest ends. The Edit lives on. People still use it, share it, and discover the neighborhood through it — permanently.
Run Another
Different theme. Different curator. Different audience. Different prizes. Stack them to build a library for your district.
Anyone with an audience and a neighborhood to promote.
BIDs & DMOs
Give your audience a reason to explore priority corridors, emerging districts, and undervisited assets — not because you told them to, but because someone they admire curated the experience. Run seasonal Edits tied to events, gallery walks, or district campaigns. Use verified visit data in grant and board reports.
Entertainment Marketing
Launch an Edit tied to a premiere, release, or tour stop. A TV show maps locations from its world. An artist curates places that inspired them. Fans don't just watch — they go. The Edit turns passive viewership into active engagement with your IP, with verified data to measure real-world impact.
Consumer Brands
Beverage, fitness brands, and lifestyle companies with concentrated followings run Edits to give their audience a shared real-world experience — and identify which users are the most engaged advocates on the ground.
Neighborhood Leaders
Councilmembers, community organizations, neighborhood associations — anyone who wants to highlight local businesses and cultural assets. It is fun, and it is a powerful way to drive foot traffic to the places in your neighborhood.
Curator + Distributor. Same person or two partners.
Every Edit has a curator (the trusted voice who picks the places) and a distributor (the audience with reach). These can be the same person or separate partners.
The curator keeps editorial control over locations regardless of who distributes. They pick the locations on the Edit. The authenticity of the curation is what makes people participate — and tell their friends.
Every data point is consented, not tracked.
Participants opt in and voluntarily check in at each location. After the Edit, every curator receives an engagement report. No other channel delivers this.
Total Participants
Who engaged and when
Check-ins per Location
Which places drive the most visits
Visit Sequences
How people moved through the Edit
Completion Rates
How many finished the full set
Want to give your audience something they'll actually do?
Let's talk about what an Edit looks like for your market, your audience, and your goals.