Paulista Avenue
São Paulo, Brazil
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Turn TUGGI on, start moving and put your phone away. It uses GPS to spot each point of interest along the way and reads its story out loud. Works on foot, by bike, by car or on public transport, offline and in your language.
Free to start · Works offline · Audio in 10 languages

Download the app and pick your language.
Start the guide and put your phone away.
Stories play on their own as you pass each place.
Today you drove past forty stories. You heard none.
The fort at the edge of town, the eighteenth-century church, the ridge that has a name and a reason. All of it went by the window in silence, because nobody pulls over to look up what has just gone past.
Short stories, just the way you'd hear them while exploring.
Paulista Avenue
São Paulo, Brazil
Rialto Bridge
Venice, Italy
Walt Disney World Resort
Orlando, United States
When you stop, open the map and see what's around: points of interest, events and trails, each with its distance. Start moving again and TUGGI goes back to narrating: it says the name of the place, then tells the story.


Festivals, fairs and local events show up on your map with dates and reminders. Found something you like? Tap "take me there" and go.

If you feel like it, follow a themed trail, such as the Rota Religiosa de Búzios, with its stops and stories already in place. If you don't, forget the route: TUGGI narrates wherever you go.
Download the maps and use everything without internet. Control the guide by voice with Siri or Google, without taking your phone out of your pocket. And listen in 10 languages, whichever suits you.


The app adds it all up: places discovered, cities, kilometers covered and hours of audio. It becomes a log of your travels you can show your friends.

More than 2 million mapped points, across 48 countries.
More than 16,000 audio guides produced, with audio in 10 languages.
Operating since 2025.
The lighter the area, the denser the mapped points in that region.
The full list, region by region, is on the coverage page.
Transfer companies, rental fleets and destinations use TUGGI to give every traveler a local guide.
TUGGI is a self-guided audio travel guide for iPhone and Android. It uses GPS to recognize the places you pass and tells the story of each one out loud, at the right moment, without you searching for anything on the screen. It works however you travel: on foot, by bike, by car, by bus or on the metro.
Stories start on their own as you get close to a point of interest. Because everything works offline, you download a city before you leave and listen with no internet and no roaming data. And since every story comes with synchronized captions, deaf and hard-of-hearing travelers follow along on screen.
TUGGI does not replace your navigation app: it runs alongside it, without getting in the way of your map or your music, and simply adds the cultural narration of the route. Start free, pick from 10 languages, and turn any trip into a journey with a story.
TUGGI is a self-guided audio travel guide for iOS and Android. It plays audio stories about the places around you automatically, triggered by GPS — hands-free and screen-off — while you drive, walk, or cycle. It works offline, supports 10 languages with closed captions, and is free to start.
Yes. TUGGI is free to download and starts with stories every day. To listen without a daily limit, a Tuggi Pass gives you 10, 25 or 45 hours of use, with a one-time payment. The hours never expire, and you'll see the price in the App Store or Google Play.
TUGGI was built for road trips: it runs alongside your navigation and music and narrates the landmarks, towns, and history you pass automatically — no screen, no searching. Download your route in advance to use it offline with no roaming charges.
Yes. TUGGI acts as a self-guided audio guide, so you can explore at your own pace without booking a human guide or a fixed tour. Stories play automatically as you reach each point of interest, on foot or by car.
Yes. Download a route in advance and listen with no signal and no roaming charges. TUGGI offers audio in 10 languages with synchronized closed captions for deaf and hard-of-hearing travelers.
TUGGI isn't a navigation app and doesn't replace your GPS — it runs alongside it and adds self-guided audio storytelling about the places you pass. Unlike a human guide, it's available 24/7, in multiple languages, hands-free, and free to start.
For anyone who likes to explore on the move: tourists, curious locals, cyclists, walkers, passengers on a bus, train or van, and drivers too. It works on a road trip, on a walking city tour, on a bike or scooter ride, and on public transport. Because the audio is triggered by GPS and runs offline, the experience is the same in any mode of transport.