... just Released v1.1 with our new landmark spotter feature to identify cities and landmarks

... your first stop's 10 minutes away." You click/say start tour. You step out the hotel door and it's already walking with you, with full context of everything you asked for. Turn-by-turn navigation guidance. Between landmarks, it notices what you're passing by: "Look on your left, that's the oldest market in the city. Traders have been shouting the same prices there for 400 years." You reach the next stop. You're in a square surrounded ... ... buildings around you, I'll tell you which one it is." The right building lights up. It narrates the story, and because it has context of your whole journey, it connects what you're seeing to the landmarks

... That got us thinking: AI has done incredible things for trip planning. Itineraries, booking, research are all dramatically better. In-tour guidance is earlier in that journey. There are apps doing interesting things with audio, photo recognition, chatbots at landmarks. But the experience is still mostly moment-by-moment. Each stop is its own thing. We wanted to build an AI that carries context across your whole day, understands the geography around you, and adapts when plans change mid-walk ... ... live on iOS and Android, free during Early Access) Curated walks (famous locations, hidden colleges, literary Oxford) or explore freely Turn-by-turn navigation through Oxford's lanes and college entrances Point your camera and it helps to identify landmarks