Window Seater

We do real-time audio & stories for curious travellers.

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We do real-time audio & stories for curious travellers.

2 followers

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Windowseater.com, a home for mindful travel and compelling, high quality audio storytelling.

Launch tags:Education•Travel•Tech

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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentGive every agent its own machine. Starts in under a second

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8yr ago

Window Seater

Maker

@liatlangenkamp We're keeping our sails pretty trim while we're pre-revenue. But if you or a friend is interested, feel free to write me at pete@windowseater.com with a brief intro about your skills and where you feel we could use them. And jump on our website, sign up to the mailer, and we'll be sure to send any new positions there.

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8yr ago

Great app for train travel!

Pros:

Fun stories

Cons:

Only for Thailand

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8yr ago

Window Seater

Maker

Thanks for the review, Allison! I know its a shame we're only in Thailand for now, but we put a lot of time into developing new Window Seater trips, so its going to take a while to get the coverage we want. Next, we're thinking we'll come to Europe. What do you think?

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8yr ago

Great app, can’t wait to see where they go next!

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8yr ago

@leongreen Hopefully Switzerland

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8yr ago

Window Seater

Maker

@leongreen @liatlangenkamp Switzerland and the UK are top of the list. To begin with, we're going to try to link up the old Orient Express route - London <> Paris <> Vienna <> Belgrade <> Istanbul. The "Alberg-Orient Express" went through the middle of Switzerland, and I've already taken most of that route. I write about it here: https://medium.com/@WindowSeater...

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8yr ago

This sounds really cool! I've always wondered why this doesn't exist yet

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8yr ago

Window Seater

Maker

@liatlangenkamp I was having the same thought while sitting on a train once in France. Having just built the content for Thailand, I believe the reason is that finding, researching, writing, and narrating the stories is too much work for the average app developer. But for people who love travel and storytelling, its actually really fun.

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8yr ago

@t_marcus ?

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8yr ago