Point the phone.The city sorts itself.
Hold up your phone. See what is ahead, how far it is, and whether it is open.
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Free, on iPhone running iOS 18 or later.
Point at the dome. Now you know its name, and that it shuts at five.
The reel you saved in March is now day two of your trip.
The lodge is 3 km that way. The phone still knows.
Turn around. The thing you came for is behind you.
Fifty acres of planted hill, and nobody may speak inside the dome.Bahá'í Temple, Kampala
Send a reel in.
Get a place back.
The picture, the way there, and why you wanted to go.
It knows the museum is shut on Tuesday.
Days, costs, and every stop on one map.
The trip, from someone who runs it.
Every day planned, down to when to leave for the ferry. Priced before you tap.
Then it is yours, day by day.
Where to sleep, who to call, and what it all costs.
Five days on foot, and a page for every one of them.
Why not just…
…use Google Maps?
Maps finds what you can name. Zula names what you are looking at.
…ask a chatbot?
It will plan you a museum on the day it is shut. Every place in Zula was checked by a person.
…save it on Instagram?
Saves you never open again. Share them to Zula and they become stops on your trip.
…wait for the catch?
No ads, no paid listings, no account needed. Some trips sell a full plan, priced up front.
Free, on iPhone running iOS 18 or later.
The wall takes two hours. Do it before the ships come in.
You run the trips.
Zula fills the seats.
Write your trip once in the studio — the days, the stops, your photographs — and it becomes a film travellers swipe through, with a map, a compass on the ground, and one button that brings the booking straight to you. No listing fees, no forms that fight you.
The studio is invitation-only while it is young. Say who you are and what you run — trips people already take are what we are looking for.
Go and see.
Free, on iPhone running iOS 18 or later.
