How Your Touring works
A self-guided tour that starts where you are, moves at your pace and never needs a group, a guide or a fixed departure time.
1. Pick how you're getting around
Walking, bike, e-bike or e-scooter, or car. Everything after this — distances, ordering, timing — is built around that choice.
2. Set where you're starting
Share your location or type an address. Stops are ordered outward from wherever you actually are, not from a fixed downtown starting point.
3. Choose what you like and how long you have
History, art, food, viewpoints — pick one or several. Tell us you have an hour or a full day, and we choose the stops that make the best use of it.
4. Follow it stop by stop
Live directions to the next stop, a short history and what to look for when you arrive, then tap next. Skip, reorder or add a stop any time.
What it costs
The first three stops of any tour are free. A $2 day pass unlocks every stop and live guidance for 48 hours. If a local shop gave you a store code, enter it and the whole tour is on them.
How the $2 pass works
There's no subscription and no account required. You buy a 48-hour pass once, in your local currency — about $2 CAD in Canada, $2 USD in the States, €2 in Europe — and it unlocks every stop of every tour you build until it expires, in any city we cover. It isn't tied to one route, so you can finish a walk in the morning and build a completely different one that evening.
Before you pay, the first three stops of any tour are fully unlocked, so you can see exactly what a stop looks like — photos, history, what to look at, live directions — before spending anything. After the 48 hours are up nothing is deleted; you just need a new pass to unlock stops beyond the first three again.
Got a code from a local shop, hotel or rental counter? Enter it instead of paying and the full tour unlocks at no cost to you. That's our business access plan at work.
Location, data and battery
Live guidance uses your phone's GPS and a data connection for maps and directions. If location is blocked or fails, you can type a starting address instead and everything else works the same — you can also change your start point mid-tour from the navigation screen.
The app isn't fully offline: maps and directions need signal. Read the next stop's notes before you head into a dead zone, and bring a battery pack — continuous navigation is hard on a phone. Your location is used to route you and nothing else; we don't sell it.
Cities you can try it in
- Charlottetown, PEI
- Toronto, Ontario
- Vancouver, BC
- San Diego, California
- St. Augustine, Florida
- Key West, Florida
- Scottsdale, Arizona
- North Vancouver, BC
- Seville, Spain
More questions? Read the FAQ or learn how to plan a self-guided walking tour.