Recci helps you remember the places you fell in love with, and discover the ones you're about to.
An iPhone app, starting in London.
Think of the café you found on your last morning in Porto, or the Italian place round the corner from home that you keep going back to.
Recci looks through your photos and works out where you've been, on trips and at home, so places like these don't get lost in your camera roll.
For each place, it asks one thing. Would you send a friend there?
You can say go out of your way for it, go if you're nearby, fine if you're there, or don't bother. Over time, it gets to know what you really love.
When a friend asks where to go, whether they're visiting your city or going somewhere you've been, you can send them a link to your places.
They can open it on any phone, even without the app.
Your photos never leave your phone. Recci only sends a photo's location to a map service, to find out the name of the place. Nothing else leaves your phone unless you share it.
At home, Recci shows you what's on near you this week, and new places you'll probably like, based on the places you already love.
When you plan a trip, Recci starts with places you've saved and places your friends loved.
After that it suggests other places, and tells you where each suggestion came from.
While you're away, the day's plan is on your lock screen, and you can change it as you go.
If you're travelling with someone, you can plan together, and your ratings and notes stay private.
I'm starting with a small group of people in London who love finding new places and always get asked for tips. If that sounds like you, leave your email and I'll be in touch.