A live map of what's worth seeing
Heat-coloured pills mark every place around you — cool for quiet spots, hot for the busiest ones — using the same review counts you'd check yourself, at a glance.
AI Tour Guide turns any city into a live leaderboard of its best spots, then narrates each one out loud when you ask. No account, no research — just open the map and start exploring.
Free to use · No account needed · Nothing tracked
Ranked by what's actually busy
Everything below is what the app does today — not a roadmap.
Heat-coloured pills mark every place around you — cool for quiet spots, hot for the busiest ones — using the same review counts you'd check yourself, at a glance.
"Tell me about it" hands the place to your AI guide, who narrates its story out loud while the word it's speaking lights up on screen — no reading required.
The best-reviewed places near you, ranked with gold, silver and bronze medals — plus a rarity badge for every spot, from Hidden gem to Iconic.
Every place card opens straight into Google Maps navigation — the guide finds it, you walk to it.
Turn on location and the whole map, leaderboard and quick chips switch to your real surroundings instead of the sample city.
Open the app and start exploring. There is no sign-in, no profile and nothing stored about you on a server anywhere.
See the places around you as heat-coloured pills, ranked by how busy they really are.
Rating, review count, tier badge and a photo — everything you need before you decide.
"Tell me about it" and the story plays out loud, word by word, while you walk.
Nothing. There is no account, no sign-in and no server-side profile — the app has nowhere to store one. Location is used only on your device, to centre the map and the leaderboard on where you actually are, and only after you turn it on. Asking the guide about a place sends that place's name to an AI model to write its story; nothing else about you goes with it. Nothing is sold and no advertising or tracking SDK ships in the app.
Read the full privacy policy →Open the map and let the leaderboard show you where to go.