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Version 1.0.2 · 2026-09-05
Bug fixes and iPad layout improvements!
What is this line for?(WITLF) is a real-time map and community tracking the l…
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The store currently lists version 1.0.2, updated 2026-09-05.








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What is this line for?(WITLF) is a real-time map and community tracking the longest lines in NYC.
Whether it's a viral bakery, pop-up, sample sale, or the Bryant Park bathroom, WITLF helps you discover what’s happening – and decide if it’s worth the wait.
With WITLF, you can:
- Explore a live map of NYC's lines
- Report and track wait times
- Join line chats to share updates, tips, and questions
- Browse upcoming pop-ups, events, and forecasted lines on the calendar
- Save must-visit lines and build your itinerary
- Rate and review lines you’ve waited on
- Report new lines and events for others
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Bug fixes and iPad layout improvements!
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