Name and website
Streetfold is the editorial publication name used on jequirity.com. The domain is the publication's web address; it is not presented as a second brand or as the legal name of a separate company.
Streetfold publishes source-checked travel guides organized around the decisions that shape a real trip: how to leave the airport, where a base reduces friction, which districts belong in the same day and what to do when weather or access changes.
What Streetfold is
It is a research-led editorial publication. Each guide begins with a specific traveler problem and uses primary sources from transport operators, airports, tourism authorities and venues. The route or comparison that follows is our editorial synthesis.
The trip decision planner lets readers recombine those guides by city and travel question. Its results expose the selected guide, source count, latest source check, route sequence and live fact that still needs verification.
Why Streetfold publishes
Travelers can usually find a timetable or opening page. The harder task is turning scattered, changeable information into a workable sequence and knowing which details still need a last-minute check. Streetfold exists to make that reasoning visible through cited sources, dated reviews, route alternatives and explicit limits.
What Streetfold is not
It is not a booking agency, live timetable or substitute for current operator guidance. Issue 01 is research-led: no guide claims a Streetfold field test unless a named, documented field-check record appears on that page.
The first issue
Issue 01 covers Kyoto, Lisbon, Copenhagen and Porto. The four cities were selected because a car-free weekend can be structured around strong rail, Metro, tram and walking connections while still presenting meaningfully different planning problems.
All 24 guides in Issue 01 were released on 7 August 2026. A separate updated date and change record appear only when later source checking or editorial work materially changes a guide. The Issue 01 release and revision notes explain the 24 August editorial round and link every article's individual change record.
Eight flagship guides include a reproducible remote decision audit and attributed third-party journey records. Those public records add bounded traveler context; their creators are not Streetfold contributors or field checkers, and the records do not establish that Streetfold tested the routes.
Who is responsible
From 26 August 2026, Streetfold's named responsible editor is E-lyn Thams, Responsible Editor. The Streetfold Research Desk remains the organizational byline; the named editor owns final approval, update decisions and correction handling.
E-lyn Thams is responsible for reviewing changeable claims against their cited sources, the boundary between fact and recommendation, image credits, research records and update dates.
- PublicationStreetfold
- Websitejequirity.com
- Editorial bylineStreetfold Research Desk
- Responsible editorE-lyn Thams
- Operating regionChina
- Editorial contacteditorial@jequirity.com
Streetfold is an independently operated research publication based in China. The independent operator publishes under the Streetfold name and uses Streetfold Research Desk as its organizational byline, retaining responsibility for editorial choices, corrections and privacy practices. This public model does not claim incorporation or professional credentials.
General questions can be sent to contact@jequirity.com, editorial questions and corrections to editorial@jequirity.com, and privacy requests to privacy@jequirity.com.
Reader responsibility
Transport, fares, openings, reservations, accessibility equipment and weather can change after our check date. Readers should follow the official links supplied in each source ledger and confirm critical details directly before spending money or traveling.