Walking a city
Put on your earphones and wander. As you reach each church, house or square, Audelle tells you its story. Keep your music on: she lowers it while she speaks.
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Audelle starts you with free credits for 25 stories. Add your email for occasional travel ideas.
An audio travel guide for iPhone. Walk or drive with your phone in your pocket, and hear the history of the churches, houses and streets around you. Or plan what to see, and explore any place on Earth from home.
Open Audelle once, then put your phone away.
She notices the places worth knowing as you approach.
A short story, told as you pass. In the car she lowers your music and speaks over it.
Put on your earphones and wander. As you reach each church, house or square, Audelle tells you its story. Keep your music on: she lowers it while she speaks.
Through CarPlay or your car's Bluetooth, Audelle lowers your music or radio, tells the story of the most important places along your road, then gives it back.
Over coffee, let Audelle plan tours of the places most worth seeing nearby, hear their stories, and choose your day before you set off. How it works
Search for the town you grew up in, your own neighborhood, or next summer's destination. Move the map anywhere on Earth, tap a place, and hear its story.
Tap What to see and Audelle plans tours of the places around you most worth seeing. A tour may be a few streets long, or a castle, a lake and a ruin a drive apart.
From a village chapel to a city landmark, there is something to hear on almost any road you take.
— wish you were hereWorks with your phone in your pocket and the screen locked. Nothing to tap while you walk or drive.
— eyes on the viewShort narrated stories about what happened here — the people, the fires, the weddings, the feuds.
— once upon a streetNo account to create. Your precise location stays on your phone.
— yours, discreetlyAudelle is on the App Store, for iPhone.
For each place, Audelle researches sources on the web, such as Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap, and uses AI to synthesize what she finds into a short story. Like any guide, she can occasionally be wrong.
No. Search for a town or move the map anywhere in the world, tap a place, and hear its story. It is a good way to rediscover where you grew up, or to get to know a place before you visit.
Yes. A dial on the map runs from Landmarks to Everything: hear only the best-known sights, or every place with a story to tell.
Your first stories are free. After that, stories use credits, which you buy in the app and which never expire. Hearing a story again is free.
No. Open the app and go.