Map-first
The map is the home screen. No tabs. No drawer. No onboarding. Everything happens on the map.
Solo Compass is a map-first companion for people traveling alone. No feed. No ads. Just experiences worth your afternoon.
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Third-wave espresso worth walking 15 minutes to. Quiet before 10.
It's 4 PM.
You're alone in a city you don't know.
You could open Google Maps — but the top-rated café will be full of couples on dates.
You could open 小红书 — but the "instagrammable" spot is a queue of tripods.
You could ask ChatGPT — but it will confidently invent a place that closed last year.
We built Solo Compass because none of those felt like what an old friend who knew the city would tell you.
Three design pillars from day one. If a feature pulls away from any of them, it doesn't ship.
The map is the home screen. No tabs. No drawer. No onboarding. Everything happens on the map.
Not places — verb-bound, time-anchored things to do. "Watch sunset paint the stupas at 5:30" beats "Wat Suan Dok."
AI narrows a thousand options to five, cites its sources, and shows its uncertainty. You make the call.
Not a feature list. Six rituals built for a person traveling alone — each takes 30 seconds to try and rewires how you use a map.
Every tile below is a real screen from the app.
Three candidates within 8 min walk.
Ranked by ambient dB (measured), power outlets, and how full a solo traveler said it was Tuesday afternoon.
Long-press anywhere on the map, or hold to talk. Solo reads the neighborhood, the time of day, the weather — and answers in cards, not walls of text. Every recommendation cites its sources.
Chiang Mai · 4:12 PM · sunny
A rooftop nobody's told you about.
Golden hour hits the mountains at 5:47. You're 12 min away. Café closes at 8.
Some afternoons the tyranny of choice is the enemy. Tap the blindbox and Solo picks one experience for you, based on where you are and what fits this hour. You can't preview it. That's the point.
opens in 6 months · when you're here
"You were tired today. You almost skipped this walk. Remember it was worth it."
Standing somewhere you love — a bench, a corner, a viewpoint? Seal a capsule to that exact spot. Return in six months and it opens. Or leave it for whoever you were.
Today, take the long way.
The mango tree at Wat Suan Dok drops fruit around 3 PM. Nobody's told the algorithm.
Not a horoscope. One quiet card at breakfast — a nudge Solo drew from your city, your rhythm, the weather. A gentle direction for the day, not a schedule.
Peak in 42 min
5:47 – 6:15 PM · golden hour
Light hits the stupas at this angle exactly 28 minutes a day.
Solo Compass knows when each experience is best — not "open," but at its peak. A café's quiet window is 8–10 AM. A viewpoint's is 5:47 PM sharp. Every card shows a live heatmap of when to go.
Nikita · Solo Traveler
Chiang Mai · 8 days · Feb 2026
Walked 47.2 km. Wrote 3 capsules. Found 1 place nobody had marked.
At the end of a trip Solo compiles what you actually did — the walks, the peaks you hit, the places nobody else on the app has been. One shareable card. Zero engagement optimization.
Your location never leaves your phone. No accounts to try. No email. No "sign up with Google." Anonymous by default.
Every AI suggestion shows its sources and how confident it is. Freshness signals: verified this month, fading, questioned. You know what you're trusting.
$29 one-time, or $50 a year. That's it. No ads ever. No selling your data ever. No free-then-paywall bait.
Pay once and it's yours. Or pay yearly and get first access to everything new. Either way, no ads, no data selling, no subscription bloat.
Every feature today. Forever yours.
Everything in Lifetime, plus first access to what's next.