SketchWalk app analytics for November 1

SketchWalk is a private archive for urban sketchers who draw on streets, in cafes, and on city squares — not a course and not a social feed. After each session, log a sketch in minutes: attach a photo, name the spot, note the light (morning, golden hour, overcast), how long you drew, and what you carried. Filter your archive by district, tool, or favorites. Places become characters you return to. Save bench, shade, coffee nearby, best time to sit, and a personal return rating. See every sketch you made at that spot and open it from a map of colored pins. Pack your go-bag once: sketchbook, pens, watercolor kit, stool. Use presets for a 15-minute ink dash or a two-hour watercolor session and pick the same setup when logging. Plan sketch walks with three to five stops, mark what you finished, and keep light notes tied to locations. Lightweight stats show sketches this month, your top spot, favorite tool, and week streak — enough to see patterns without a dashboard monster. Everything stays on your device. Your street archive is yours alone.