Disco - Audio Walking Tours

Pick a tour. Put in your earbuds. Walk. Disco is an audio walking tour app that narrates the story of a place straight to your ears. Automatically, as you approach each stop. No tapping required. No staring at your phone. Choose a themed guide book for a city or neighborhood. Download it before you go. Hit play. That's the whole thing. YOUR FIRST PAID GUIDE BOOK IS ON US Sign in, pick any paid guide book in the Catalog, and it's yours. One per account. No subscription. No trial that quietly starts billing you. Guide books are a one-time purchase, and the first one is free. WHAT MAKES DISCO DIFFERENT Most tour apps keep you in your phone. Disco uses your phone to get you out of it. Every guide book is built around a curated narrative: not a list of every stop in a three-block radius, but the places that actually have something worth saying. Audio-first, always Disco tracks your GPS and starts each stop as you walk up. Between stops, it tells you where to turn, by street name. Phone in pocket. Eyes on the world. Short tours, real stories Most tours run under an hour. Each one is built around a theme: midcentury architecture, Chicago's riverfront skyline, a neighborhood's hidden side. Every stop earns its place. One place, many tours Same city, different lens. Four separate guide books walk the New Orleans French Quarter: its history, its architecture, its LGBTQ nightlife, and its ghosts. Come back with different eyes and there's a new angle to explore. Works offline Download a guide book and the walk comes with it: the narration, the stops, the directions. No signal, no problem. Bonus stops Some tours carry a few extras just off the route. Skip them, or take the detour. Your call. Disco is in early access, with self-guided audio tours in San Francisco, New York, Chicago, New Orleans, Los Angeles, San Diego, Palm Springs, and Santa Fe, plus historic small towns like Bisbee, Harpers Ferry, Prescott, Flagstaff, and Gallup on Route 66. The catalog is growing every week. If you walk somewhere worth knowing about, there's probably already a guide. And if there isn't, there will be. Look up. We've got the rest.