A free map people feed. Still a community project. Monetizing can wait.
The founder does not need a name. They had SIBO — small intestinal bacterial overgrowth — and spent years hunting bathrooms, landing in one-ply rooms that felt like a dare.
Not medical advice. Just the reason they finally said enough.
Build the Waze of pooping. A map that tells you where to go, and whether the paper is a rumor.
WeFlush started as a fun community project. That is still what it is right now: a free map people feed. Spot a loo. Rate the room. Read the bloopers. No paywall on a pin.
There is a marketing shop and a digital ad hub in the background. They keep the lights on. Monetizing this map comes later. We are not rushing a checkout onto the public list.
Stay listed. Put an offer on the card. People who find a clean one sit down, then they order something.
The one we do not publish. The public map stays free.
An autonomous food blog lines restaurants already walked with bathrooms next door, and rates the restaurant toilets. Credit lives in the footer.
Some rooms would rather disappear than get good. $1,000 a year. Off the public map. Funny last option. That joke lives on opt-out.
General: info@weflush.org. Rooms and partners: partners@weflush.org. That is the whole inbox.