Search like you mean it: a JustFindMe primer
Search by need, browse by mood, and let the map settle arguments. Three ways in, and when to use each.
There are three ways into JustFindMe and each suits a different state of mind. Search is for when you know what you need — “plumber”, “ramen”, “hot pools” — and want answers ranked by relevance to you. Type the need, not a business name you half-remember.
Browse when you’re undecided
Category and city pages are for the mood-based question: what kind of evening is this going to be? They reward scrolling the way search rewards knowing. Start wide, narrow as something catches.
The map settles arguments
When the real question is “what’s near me right now”, switch to the map. Distance is the filter that beats every other filter at nine on a Saturday night, and seeing options spatially answers it faster than any list.
Find anything. Locally. That’s the whole idea.
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