Your day, told like a story.

Pick your guide

Ten storytellers with distinct personalities — a Kyoto field historian, a Naples ex-chef, a ranger, a novelist. Choose the voice, the humour, what they love to talk about. Rename them if you like.

The guides are AI — written characters with synthetic voices. Everywhere they take you is real.

Hear it in your language

Greek, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic — 33 languages in all. Pick one and every story, the narration and the chat come in it. Switch whenever you like; tours you’ve already started keep theirs.

Shape the day

Six quick questions: the city, the hours you have, whether to weave in a coffee stop or a proper meal, what you love, the pace, any accessibility needs. Half a minute of taps — every answer bends the route.

Get a day worth walking

It builds the route — real places verified against opening hours, in a walkable order, with the meal where it belongs — and draws your whole day as one dotted line on the map.

Walk and listen

At every stop your guide tells the story out loud — the history, the detail most visitors miss, what to notice next. Download the tour and the day works with no signal — stories, voices, photos and the map. Asking your guide something new is the one thing that needs a connection.

Walk it together

No more sharing one pair of earphones. A friend scans your code and gets the whole tour on their own phone — the map, the stories, your guide’s voice — in step with yours. Press play or pause on any phone and every phone follows, and everyone shows up on the tour map.

Your friends need the app, not an account, and joining costs them nothing.

Ask anything

Photograph a carving, a plaque, a strange door — your guide tells you what you’re looking at, in character, right there on the street. Follow-up questions welcome.

Stay ahead of the rain

It watches the hourly forecast. When rain is coming, it offers to rework the day — same places reordered so you’re indoors for the wet hours, or exposed stops swapped for sheltered gems nearby.

Take the whole day offline

Before you leave the Wi-Fi, save the tour to your phone — the stories, the narration, the photos and the map. It downloads in the background while you pack, then opens and plays with no signal at all.

Collect the city

Every tour you make adds a stamp to your passport, with the city’s own picture — Kyoto’s pagoda, Lisbon’s tower, Reykjavik’s church. Two tours in the same city, two stamps. Collect eight and trade them for a free tour.

Finish tours to climb seven ranks, from New in Town to Urban Legend. Your rank’s badge becomes your picture — and your pin on a friend’s map when you walk together.