Tap a pin and the first thing you see is whether to go today. SHOULD YOU GO RIGHT NOW? Every spot now opens with a short verdict: the weather at the spot, how recently someone confirmed it is still there, the latest reports, and whether today is in season. Written by AI from real member reports and weather, labeled as such, and never a substitute for the legal line underneath. Give it a thumbs up or down so we know when it gets one wrong. ASK ANYTHING Right under the verdict. Parking? Water temperature? First-timer friendly? Ask in plain words and get an answer built only from that spot’s own facts and member notes. THE SPOT PAGE, REBUILT Photos first, as a swipeable carousel. Two buttons: Directions and I’m here. Tap I’m here and the confirmation lands, then one sheet asks how it was, takes a photo, a note, or a rating. Everything else folds away until you want it: getting there, legal and dress code, what people have said. ONE MAP, ONE PIN Pins are colored by what the place is, and the ring says how much anyone knows about it: confirmed, written up, or imported and waiting for its first visitor. The website uses the same pins. NOTIFICATIONS YOU CONTROL Me > Notifications: choose what you hear about and when. Reports on saved spots, someone out at a place you care about, your spot’s first confirmation. Quiet hours, a one-a-day cap, and a mute on any single spot. Walk up to a spot and a day or two later we ask one question: still there? One tap answers it. WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL Star a spot and its map saves to your phone for the trailhead with no bars. ALSO Links from nanitch.com and poster scans open straight in the app. Filter the map by dress code: swimsuits, clothing-optional, or either. Embers, the open invite to meet at a place, now lives on each spot page. Spot something off? Me > Settings > Suggest a spot or feedback.

The map just got a lot bigger. Nanitch now has over 11,000 places to soak, sweat and swim — hot springs, saunas, bathhouses, cold plunges and clothing-optional beaches, worldwide. Wyoming alone added nearly 600 hot springs. There are two kinds of spots now, and we always tell you which you're looking at: the hand-checked ones members have actually visited, and a much larger layer nobody has confirmed yet. Go to one of those, tell us what it's really like, and you're credited as the first person who did. ALSO NEW IN 1.1 Today — a new home tab. Who's out right now, what people have reported, and what's worth a look today. Plans — post an open meetup at a spot and let people join. There's still no private messaging, and there never will be. You meet by showing up. Nearby alerts — an optional heads-up when you're near a spot, and a two-tap way to report conditions for whoever comes next. Ask about this spot — a straight answer to "is this legal?", "where do I park?", "will it be busy?" What to expect — a plain-language summary on every spot. Conditions reports — crowd, water, parking, in a few taps while you're standing there. Photos — take one in the app, and heart the ones you like. The favourite becomes the spot's cover. Swimsuit or clothing-optional — a filter that's always visible, so you know what you're walking into before you go. A proper walkthrough — the app shows you around the four tabs the first time you open it, and you can replay it any time from Me. A faster map — rebuilt to stay smooth now that there are eleven thousand pins on it. Some spot data © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL.