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LiveTourAudio

Launching today

Live guide audio on the phones guests already carry

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Live guide audio on the phones guests already carry

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Run private live tour audio through guests' phones. QR access, no guest app download, no radio receiver inventory, and a free seven-day field trial.

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I am Maria Olga Isaza, the owner of LiveTourAudio. We built it around a simple, recurring problem on real tours: once a group spreads out on a busy street, the people in the back stop hearing the guide. Dedicated radio systems solve that, but they also create a box of receivers to buy, charge, distribute, clean, and collect. LiveTourAudio uses the phones guests already have. The guide starts a private live audio tour from their phone, guests scan a QR code, and they listen in the browser through their own earbuds. Guests do not need an app or account. The product is live, and the free trial lasts seven days without requiring a payment card. I am especially interested in candid feedback from working guides about reliability in real field conditions, guest onboarding, and the kinds of tours where this is genuinely useful.

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14d ago

What evidence makes live mobile audio trustworthy in the field?

I own LiveTourAudio, and we are building it around a deceptively hard field problem: a guide speaks into one phone while guests listen through their own phones and earbuds as the group moves through real streets.

The no-install browser flow is the easy part to explain. The harder questions are what happens when an Android listener locks the screen, a device changes networks, the route passes through a weak coverage area, or a guest joins late. Low latency matters, but a stream that quietly stops is worse than one that is a little delayed.

Our testing has pushed us toward measuring the things a guide can actually feel during a paid tour:

- time from scanning the QR code to hearing the guide

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