Ask in your own words, in Arabic or English, anywhere in the world. The answer comes back as ranked places, each with a clear score out of 100, how far it is, and whether it's open now.
burger near me, open nowwhere should we meet in Olaya?a quiet café to work infamily dinner tonightsomewhere to walkبرجر قريب
burger near me, open nowwhere should we meet in Olaya?a quiet café to work infamily dinner tonightsomewhere to walkبرجر قريب
halal food near my hotela good breakfast in Seoulanything open after midnightقهوة مختصة هاديةa park for the kids nearbydinner with outdoor seating
halal food near my hotela good breakfast in Seoulanything open after midnightقهوة مختصة هاديةa park for the kids nearbydinner with outdoor seating
How it works
Three steps to knowing where to go
No lists to scroll and no filters to set. You ask, it ranks.
1
Ask in your own words
Type what you want the way you'd say it. Share your location, pick an area, or paste a maps link.
“a quiet café nearby”
2
Get ranked places
Each place comes with a score out of 100, how far it is, and whether it's open now or closing soon.
92 · 160 m · Open now
3
Tap a place name
Its card opens with the hours and why it ranks where it does, plus directions, save and share.
Directions · Save · Share
The score
92/ 100
One number that ends the back-and-forth
Instead of weighing stars against review counts, every place comes with a Wesh Wain score out of 100. It's built mostly from what real visitors think, then how near the place is, and whether it's open now.
A place with only a handful of ratings can't jump to the top. It takes a lot of happy visitors.
Distance is measured from where you are, or from the area you picked.
92
Why is it first?
What goes into the number
What visitors thinkMatters most
How near it isThen
Open now?Finally
Open nowClosing soonClosed
When it can't confirm something, it says so.I couldn't find anything confirming it's halal. Confirm with the restaurant before you order.
Screens
A chat, a card and a map. That's it.
Everything starts with a question. Swipe through.
Start with a suggestion or your own question
Ranked places, each with a score
The place cardDirections, save, share
Every place on one mapArabic interface
Anywhere in the worldSeoul, Arabic interface
Your saved placesKept on your phone, Arabic interface
Dark modeArabic interface
Features
Small app, big help
Anywhere in the world
Travelling or at home, ask in Arabic or English and get places around you. Place names stay exactly as they are, in any script.
Riyadh
Jeddah
Dubai
London
Istanbul
Seoul
سيول
في سيول جرّب 광장시장 Gwangjang Market (90) للأكل الشعبي، وبعدها قهوة في Fritz Coffee 프릳츠 (86).
Seoul, in the Arabic interface
A map of the answer
Every place in the answer on one map, each pin showing its score.
Save and come back
The places you save and your past chats stay on your phone.
Rather not share your location?
Pick an area or paste a maps link, and it ranks the places around it.
Easy on the eyes at night
Dark mode follows your phone, or set it yourself in Settings.
Arabic-first, fully English
Designed in Arabic from day one, with a complete English version.
Privacy
No sign-in. No account. No ads.
Open the app and ask straight away. We never ask for anything that identifies you.
No account
There's no sign-in, and we never ask for your name or number.
On your phone
Your chats and saved places live on your phone. Clear them in Settings whenever you like.
Location only while in use
It only asks for your location while you're using the app, and works fully if you say no.
No ads
We don't sell your data or use it for advertising.
Your questions come back at midnight, your time. If something goes wrong and you retry, the retry doesn't count.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Do I need to sign up or make an account?
No. There's no sign-in and no account. Get the app and start asking.
How much does it cost?
It's free. You get 20 questions a day per phone, back at midnight your time.
What does the number next to each place mean?
It's the Wesh Wain score out of 100. It's built mostly from what real visitors think of the place, then how near it is, and whether it's open now. A place with only a few ratings can't easily reach the top.
Does it work outside Saudi Arabia?
Yes, anywhere in the world. Ask in Arabic or English, and place names show exactly as they are.
What do you do with my location?
We use it only to rank nearby places and work out distances, and we don't store it. The app asks for location only while in use. If you'd rather not share it, pick an area or paste a maps link instead.
Where do I get it, and which devices does it run on?
It's on the App Store, for iPhone on iOS 26 or later. Get it here.