Roamn is a maps app with a tour guide built in. Tell it what you're into, how much time you've got and what you'd rather spend — it plans your day, then reshuffles it the second you change your mind.
We're opening Roamn one city at a time, and the list decides the order. Tell us where you're headed next and you might set the map.
You're number {{ position }} in line. Skip ahead — every friend who joins with your code moves you up ten.
Share your link — every friend who joins with it moves you up ten.
Every map sends you to the same nine places.
Star ratings are a popularity contest, and the winner is always the place with the English menu out front. Meanwhile the meal you'd still be talking about in five years has no reviews at all, because nobody who eats there is writing any.
Roamn plans the way a friend who lives there does — around your time, your budget, your mood, and the fact that you woke up late. It tells you why every time, so you can argue with it. And when the plan falls apart, it just makes a new one.
Tap through the three steps — this is the real thing, running right here.
Go before noon — the queue after 12 is all tour groups. Order the grilled pork set, nothing else.
Travelers post the day they actually walked — what it cost, what to skip, which queue is worth it. Take someone's whole day and remix it into yours in one tap.
Not stars. "Go before noon, order the grilled pork set" — from someone who went this morning.
Copy someone's whole day into your plan, then tell your guide what to change.
Posts rise when travelers mark them useful after using them. Nobody can pay to be here.
The app isn't out yet, so here's what we can tell you honestly — when it lands, what it'll cost, and where the recommendations actually come from.
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