The best way to
explore a city
Great stories, real places, and a game at the end. Self-guided audio tours that are actually entertaining — like having a funny, smart friend show you around.
Tours that are actually fun
We find the best stories — the scandals, the secrets, the surprising stuff — and tell them in a way that's actually entertaining.
Great Stories
Not boring facts. Real stories about real places — told by someone who knows how to make them interesting.
Part Game
Most of it's true. Some of it we made up. At the end, you guess which is which. It's harder than you think.
Your Schedule
Start when you want. Pause for coffee. No group to keep up with. The audio plays as you go.
Bring friends along
Exploring with a group? Add up to 3 friends to any tour for just $4.99. Everyone gets the full experience on their own phone — same stories, same game, same fun.
Ask us anything
Curious about a place you're visiting? Want to know more about something you heard? Just ask. We'll answer. It makes the whole thing more fun when it's a conversation.
Where are you headed?
Each city has its own tours, stories, and surprises.
Good places to start
First tour is free. See if you like it.
Chicago
Chicago Riverwalk: Fire, Gangsters & Deep Dish
The Great Fire, Al Capone, and why the river runs backwards. Chicago history is wild enough without us making things up. But we did anyway.
Chicago
Museum Campus: Landfill of Dreams
The story of three world-class museums built on fifty-seven acres of garbage, one controversial stadium, and a midnight bulldozer raid.
Chicago
Steel, Stone, and Ego
After the Great Fire, Chicago handed the keys to a bunch of ambitious architects and said — fix this. What followed was a century of skyscrapers, scandals, and egos the size of the buildings themselves. You'll meet the man who invented "form follows function" and died broke, a political dynasty that turned one building into a fifty-times fortune, and an artist who REALLY wishes you'd stop calling his sculpture "the bean."
Chicago
The Best Free Day in Chicago
One of America's oldest free zoos. A Victorian glass house. A hidden garden designed by a man who cashed in his life insurance for flowers. And roughly twelve thousand unmarked graves. All free.
"Way better than I expected. The stories were actually interesting and my kids loved trying to catch the fake facts. We still argue about which ones were real."
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