Maps in your pocketPublish after you leaveSeven guides, not seven hundredCreators get paid on the coordinateMaps in your pocketPublish after you leaveSeven guides, not seven hundredCreators get paid on the coordinate
Promises a generalist app can't make.
Not features. Architecture. Each one closes a door we've deliberately bricked up.
Download the whole trip
Guides, maps and written routes, bundled before you fly. No screen in this app is allowed to be a network error.
Seven guides. Then stop.
Five stops per day-card. No infinite scroll anywhere. You'll reach the bottom, decide, and put the phone away.
Post it after you've gone
Six-hour delay by default, coordinates fuzzed, no live location endpoint to leak. Safe is the default, not a setting.
Paid on the coordinate
Booking links live on the stop, not in a bio. A guide keeps earning long after the post would have scrolled away.
Not a post.
A plan you can walk.
Every guide is a structured document — days, stops, coordinates, real costs, honest notes. Because it's structured, you can download it, fork it to your own dates, and get told when something changes.
Nobody needs to know where you are right now.
Broadcasting your position live is the mechanic that makes travel content dangerous. So we didn't build it. There is no endpoint, public or private, that returns anyone's current location.
Stop renting your audience.
73% of single-platform creators lost real income to last year's algorithm changes. 41% lost more than half. Here, reach isn't the product — the guide is.
Earn on the coordinate
Stays, tours and insurance attach to the stop itself, with dates and party size pre-filled at handoff. A guide keeps earning eighteen months after you post it.
No topic-jump penalty
We rank on in-destination opens, saves and completions. Not watch time, not cadence, not consistency. Take a month off; your reach is waiting when you get back.
Leave whenever you like
Followers, itineraries and original media exported in an open format, one tap, any time. No support ticket, no thirty-day wait, no buried GDPR form.
Only 5% of people completely trust influencer content. We treat that as a design failure.
Every stop carries a coarse verified-visit badge — month and year, never a timestamp. Every stop invites the unflattering version of the story. Anyone who walked the route can file a dated field report, and three “no longer valid” reports flag it for everybody.
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