Children gather around the campfire, the uncle is talking about his hobby:

Do you remember the Junior Woodchucks Guidebook from the 80’s DuckTales cartoon series? It was always packed with endless information about the place and situation the duck crew found themselves in. As a child, I was fascinated by the idea that their tiny guidebook could reveal exciting secrets just about any place.

My childhood was also filled with treasure hunts and exploring mysterious places in my town thanks to my mom and dad. As I grew older and became nostalgic, I wanted to recreate that feeling of discovery. I realized that many places we pass by daily seem dull and predictable, but they hold hidden stories and connections.

That’s why I created w.y.a.h. (while you are here). It’s a tool that allows you to see a place from a new perspective, read others’ stories, and add your own. It’s been a labor of love since 2010, and I hope it brings you joy and a sense of community.

I invite you to watch our introduction videos, download the app, and become a storyteller. Share your experiences, connect with others, and rediscover the excitement of your daily surroundings.

Thank you for your time, and please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or ideas.

Sincerely,
Oliver Stein, captain of the ship