Catch em all!*
*em - meaning ice cream, of course.
Real app flow
The main screen is a compass, because apparently joy has a bearing.
The app starts with distance, direction, a shop card, ratings, directions, and check-in. It is intentionally calmer than a map full of pins yelling for attention.
01
Follow the cone
Scoops points at a nearby shop and tells you the distance. No map squinting. No pretending north is obvious.
02
Choose the hunt
Ice Cream, Desserts, or All. Pick the craving, then let the little cone do the bossing around.
Profile and collection
It keeps score, because wandering for dessert deserves stats.
Track shops visited, see progress by area, city, and state, and keep the next nearby target within reach. Basically a pokedex, but stickier.
03
Check in and collect
Visit shops, build your collection, and watch your area, city, and state progress move from zero to dangerous.
04
Arrows with personality
Swap the pointer when the default arrow feels too emotionally stable. Cone, cake, weird little snack compass: valid.
Reviewer-friendly
Serious links for an unserious mission.
App Store reviewers get support, privacy, and a real contact path. Everyone else can go back to chasing dairy-based treasure.
FAQ
What is Scoops?
Scoops is a compass-style ice cream finder for discovering nearby ice cream and dessert shops, getting directions, checking in, and collecting visited places.
Why does Scoops ask for location?
Scoops uses location to find nearby shops, calculate distance, point the compass, and enable check-ins when you are at a shop.
Can I use Scoops without location?
Some features need location to work well. You can change location permissions in iOS Settings at any time.
How do I get support?
Email support@offhours.works with your device, app version, and a quick description of what happened.
Does Scoops sell personal data?
No. Scoops does not sell personal information or use it for third-party advertising tracking.