Pins only drop where your GPS says you’re standing. Your route draws itself across India, Rishikesh to Sankri to Kedarkantha, and locals answer in city groups before you go.
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Every GPS pin joins the line, you in orange. People you follow show up in their own colour: last pins only, never live location.
Everyone you follow, in their own colour. Last pins only, never live location.
A profile opens on the person’s route: where they live, where they are now.
Pick where you’re headed and join the groups people there run.
A pin only drops when your phone’s GPS puts you there: accurate to 50 m, a fresh fix, no fake-location apps.
Pick past trips from your camera photos, or add a place by hand. They’re marked “From a photo” or “Memory”, so a GPS pin still means something.
Headed to Chopta or Manali? Read tips from people who were there, the most helpful first, and join groups run by locals.
As much as you like. New people: up to five new chats a day. Group chats are always free.
Travesolo isn’t on the Play Store yet, so Android asks once before installing it.
Tap Download for Android. It’s a 37 MB file.
Open the downloaded file. When Android asks, allow installs from your browser. If Play Protect warns you, tap Install anyway.
Sign up with your email and a password. We email you a 6-digit code to confirm it.
On a laptop? Scan this with your Android phone.
No. Location is read only while the app is open: to show your city, and to check a pin when you tap Drop pin. Followers see your pins, never your live position.
You choose when you sign up. Public: anyone can follow you. Private: people send a request and see nothing until you say yes. You can switch any time.
Because a GPS pin has to mean you were there: a fix within 50 m, under two minutes old, no fake-location apps. Past trips go on your map from your photos or by hand, marked as such.
Yes. Message anyone who follows you back, start up to five chats a day with new people, and join any group.
It will be. This is an early demo build, so you install the APK yourself. Android asks once to allow it.
Not yet. The app is built so an iOS version can come from the same code.