About us
We're nature-loving city dwellers who spend much of our time deskbound and yearn to be a bit more active. We're not really fans of the gym but love to get out, stretch our legs and explore our local areas, especially with our young families. We'd been getting frustrated by how hard it is to uncover new places to do just that – take short and long local walks, find hidden trails in familiar haunts, new adventures away from home and discover the nature on our doorstep so we created Go Jauntly.
A free community-based walking app, Go Jauntly invites you into a world of outdoor adventure. Find local walks created by the people who know and love them, discover the greenest walking routes or note down the good things you see in everyday nature.
The Dream Team
Hana Sutch
Co-founder & CEO
Hana aka ‘Chief Walker & Talker’ is a digital product design expert with tonnes of experience agency-side. She is a strong believer in the power of tech for good and loves a short jaunt, preferably one that is not muddy or too steep.
Fave amble? The east coast of Scotland stole her heart.
Allan Weir
Co-founder & CTO
Allan is our resident tech genius, northern powerhouse and owner of many bikes. He loves walking and cycling in east London, as well as taking his friends on massive hikes in places like the South Downs and the Lake District.
Fave hike? Ullswater in the Lake District. Super trad.
Liam Owen
Design Director
25+ years design and technology experience. Design lead across collaborative projects including Portsmouth’s Stomp-to-School challenge, Naturehood with the National Trust and the Go Jauntly design universe.
Fave walk? Anything that goes into a wood, preferably with a burn cutting through it.
Claudette Anderson
Partnerships Manager
Claud is our Partnerships Manager and excellent wearer of many hats. She’s a geographer and usually has her head deep in walking stats and her feet stomping along new routes. She loves seeking out kid-friendly staycations all over.
Fave stroll? Anywhere with hills and valleys or headlands and bays for the contrast :)
