Add a tour to your catalogue without adding a guide.
A live guide is the best experience you sell and the hardest thing you own. Self-guided audio doesn't replace them — it covers the trips where a guide never penciled out in the first place.
Guided tours only run when the group is big enough, the season is right and someone is free to lead them. A self-guided route has none of those constraints: it sells at two in the morning, runs for one guest or forty, and costs the same either way.
Three ways operators put it to work.
Sell it as its own product
A lower price point for travellers who want to go at their own pace — and a booking you can take without checking who's available.
Extend a guided tour
The guide finishes at the harbour and the guests keep going. The audio picks up where the walking tour ended, on the same day's ticket.
Cover the shoulder season
Run the route in April and October, at seven in the morning, on the days a guide would never have been worth staffing.
The parts that matter to a small operator.
Multilingual without hiring
Fifteen languages from one set of content, so you can take bookings from markets you couldn't guide in.
Listening statistics
See which points hold attention and which get skipped — then cut the weak ones and write more of what works.
Your name on the route
The guide is branded as yours. Guests remember who gave them the experience.
Runs offline
Trails, valleys and coastlines lose signal. The guide keeps working once it's downloaded.
Live in a fortnight, not a season.
Reuse what your guides say
Your best guide's script is already the content. Transcribe a tour and you're most of the way there.
Map it and record it
Place each stop, set the trigger radius, and either record the narration or let the platform voice your text in every language.
Sell it from day one
Put the QR on your booking confirmation and your shopfront. Guests scan it and start.
Turn one of your tours into a product that runs itself.
Tell us which tour you'd start with, and we'll map out what the self-guided version looks like.