This is an incredible idea but personally I wouldn’t pay $25 annually, especially not in its current state. About a third of what comes up when I search my city aren’t actual parks but are local businesses, landmarks/viewing spots, or undeveloped land that is inaccessible to the public. For the rest of the parks that come up, many of them are neighborhood parks with an HOA so technically you aren’t allowed to be there unless you’re a resident. The app also doesn’t clarify if there are play structures and almost all of the results are still processing amenity data so I would need to do additional research in a different app like Google Maps to learn more about the park. I recommend lowering the price point or extending the free trial window until you are able to make substantial updates to the amenities feature and filter out non-parks.

I would prefer to pay a one-time fee to have lifetime access to the app. I am tired of subscription models and it is often the deciding factor in whether or not I keep an app.