Claim your place on the map students and locals already have open, and say what’s true at your counter this minute, instead of whoever last stood in the line.
By hand. Every claim is checked by a person before it goes live.
Legacy Cafe, on the map
Patties fresh at noon
What you set, in one tap
And it clears itself
Not a profile page nobody visits. The same statuses, pins and expiry the rest of the map runs on, with your place answering for itself instead of being guessed at.
Set your status
Holds for
Quiet to packed, out of cash to working again, from the list everybody reads. Say how long it holds and it clears itself when that runs out.
| Mon to Thu | 8 to 8 |
| Fri | 8 to 10 |
| Sat | 10 to 4 |
| Sun | Closed |
A week of opening hours, a picture and a link to what you serve, right on your pin.
A quiz night, a launch, a two-hour special. It goes on the map at your place and time, and people RSVP.
The reviews and reports about your place in one feed, and your own update the moment the card machine is back.
Point at a card, or tap it, to see it work.
A truck on a round, a cart that follows the crowd. While a driver is out, the pin follows them, and the people who follow it are told it set out.
Comes with Standard at no extra charge. A claimed place switches over without a second check, and a second truck is a second place. How selling on the move works
Anyone can add a place to Cite. Only its owner gets to speak for it, which is why nobody is approved by a script.
Not on the map yet? Add it in the app first and it’ll be there to claim.
Claim · Legacy Cafe
By hand, every time. You get an email either way, and a reason if it isn’t a match.
8h left
From a browser, on whatever’s already open behind the counter. It’s the first thing on the screen.
No tiers to compare and no year to commit to. Claiming costs nothing; you pay when your place starts speaking for itself.
The plan and placements are in US dollars; the event fee is billed in Jamaican dollars. Cite sells them and Dime processes the card, so your statement shows Cite. A status set on a lapsed account doesn’t reach the map, and the dashboard says so rather than taking the tap. The terms, refund policy and privacy policy cover what you buy.
A university with a hundred buildings or a chain with fifteen branches is a different shape. We’re building toward it rather than pretending it’s here, so the way in is a conversation.
Run one of these? Tell us what you run and how many places it covers. cite@joincite.com
Many buildings, one map, one account for all of them.
Every branch claimed at once, with staff who can post for it.
Outages, closures and works, said once to the whole area.
It takes about a minute, and the map is already carrying the people who’d walk over.
Questions first? cite@joincite.com
