StreetLore

StreetLore turns everyday streets into a living guide. Point your phone at a building, statue, or landmark, and StreetLore names what’s in view, then pulls the story behind it from Wikipedia and Wikidata—so you’re not just looking around, you’re learning where you are.

Use Finder for AR discovery: camera, GPS, and compass work together so you can aim, Identify, and get a clear match for what’s ahead. Need directions? Guide mode walks you toward a landmark through the same view. Prefer a map? Switch to the Map tab for nearby places on OpenStreetMap, or open Search to find something specific by name.

Today’s Walk builds a short, practical route from landmarks near you—ideal for a lunch break, a new neighborhood, or a tourist afternoon without a packed itinerary. Curated tours highlight notable sights where they’re available; when you’re somewhere quieter, StreetLore still helps you explore what’s actually around you.

Tap any place for a deeper read in the Encyclopedia—summaries, context, and source-backed lore you can return to later. Save Favorites for places you want to revisit, and keep a private Walk Diary of successful identifies on your device. Your diary stays local; StreetLore does not sell personal data.
StreetLore is built for walking: quick identifies on the go, map and search when you need orientation, and reading when you want the full story. Whether you’re a local rediscovering your city or a visitor with a few free hours, StreetLore makes the street itself the museum.

Features: • AR Finder with Identify and on-screen guide • Live nearby landmarks from Wikipedia / Wikidata • Map of places around you (OpenStreetMap) • Today’s Walk and tour-style routes • Search and Encyclopedia articles • Favorites and on-device Walk Diary • Camera, location, and compass for accurate pointing

Get outside, look up, and let StreetLore tell you what you’re looking at.