Even here. Ålgård.
Guidacle makes the audio guide for where you're standing, the moment you get there. A short wait the first time — then it's there for whoever listens next in that language.
We don't have a list.
Now on iOS & Android
Start a walk and the place starts talking — landmarks, backstreets and history narrated live as you pass them, hands in your pockets.
Wherever you stand, there's a piece about the wider area — chapters you can play at home or on the ground.
Ask anything about where you're standing and get an answer that knows the place — then have it plan your route.
Save the places you care about, build them into a walking route, and let arrival trigger the story.
Where does it work?
We don't have a list. There is no list of supported places in this app — the place is read live from open sources when you arrive: Wikipedia, Wikivoyage and Wikidata. A short wait the first time — then it's there for whoever listens next in that language.
Do I have to plan a route first?
No. Start a walk and Guidacle narrates what you pass, wherever your feet take you. Routes are there when you want structure: build one from your saved places, and arriving at a stop starts its story.
Which languages does it speak?
English and Norwegian today, with German on the way. The app itself speaks all three.
Does it work with the phone in my pocket?
Yes — that's the whole idea. Screen off, hands free: narration is triggered by GPS as you move, with full lock-screen controls when you want them.
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