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VoiceMap
GetYourGuide
GPSmyCity
Hearonymus
inviita
Local Guides by Google Maps
TripScout
Hidden city stories told by local guides: walk to a spot, scan a monument or press play, and hear what happened right there.

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| Website | reactionic.github.io | lightuptours.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Germany · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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LightUp turns cities into a map of short audio stories ("gems") about real places, told by local guides. Listen: walk to a spot and the story plays right where it happened. Scan: point your phone's camera at a monument and find out what lies behind it. Routes: pick a few gems and...
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As answered by people managing React-Ionic and LightUp Tours.
LightUp Tours's answer:
Stories are told by real local guides, not generic encyclopedia text, and they play right where they happened. You can listen while walking, scan a monument with your camera, or book the guide in person for a full walking tour, all in one app.
LightUp Tours's answer:
Most audio guides only cover famous sights. LightUp focuses on the hidden stories behind everyday streets and corners, many of them free, in 7 languages. And if you want more, you can book the same local guides for an in-person tour.
LightUp Tours's answer:
Curious travellers and locals who want to discover the stories behind a city, and independent tour guides who want to share their knowledge and reach new people.
LightUp Tours's answer:
I'm Drago, and I've always been a traveller: from Colombia to Australia, and now Berlin. In every city I'd walk for hours, and I kept feeling the same thing: I was passing places with incredible stories (a bullet hole in a wall, a name on a doorstep, a tree that survived a war) and I had no idea what had happened there.
Guidebooks only cover the famous sights. The real stories live with local guides and the people who grew up there. So I built LightUp: a way to hear what happened right where it happened, told by the people who know it best. So no story gets lost, wherever you travel.
LightUp Tours's answer:
Next.js, React Native (Expo), Firebase, Mapbox, Stripe and AI for monument recognition.
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