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Mochi: Hawaii Island Guide

Mochi: Hawaii Island Guide

Visit Hawai'i respectfully

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Released
May 23, 2026
Updated
October 24, 2026

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William Gilliam
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Explore Hawaii with a respectful GPS and audio tour guide. Learn about the history, cultural, and ecological significance of each location, with practical tips for minimizing your impact. Enjoy free access to basic information and narration for select sites, with premium options for full content and curated drives.

✓GPS audio tour guide
✓Cultural and ecological insights
✓Visitor impact tips
✓Offline story storage
✓Curated drives
✓Q&A for locations
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What's New in Mochi

1.1.1

October 24, 2026

search added, small fixes

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$4.99

Big Island Premium

All narration, extra info; 'Ask' feature; curated tours

User reviews

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More Than a Map… Travel Hawaiʻi with Aloha 🌺

Mochi Go is such a refreshing and thoughtful way to explore Hawaiʻi! I love that it goes beyond typical navigation apps by helping people discover historical and culturally significant places while learning how to respect the ʻāina (land) and the communities that call these islands home. It encourages a more mindful, informed, and sustainable approach to travel rather than just checking places off a list. Whether you’re a visitor or a local, this app offers a meaningful way to connect with Hawaiʻi, appreciate its history, and travel with greater awareness and aloha. Such a cool concept, and exactly the kind of approach to travel the world needs more of! 🌿🤙🏽
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A Must Use in Hawaii

Absolutely excellent app, delivered extremely high quality information that was relevant to my location on Hawaii Island. Highly recommend
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FAQ

What is Mochi?

Mochi is a GPS and audio tour guide designed to help visitors understand and respectfully explore Hawaii's unique cultural and ecological landscape. It provides historical context, ecological significance, and practical tips for minimizing visitor impact.

How much does Mochi cost?

The app offers a free version with access to the full map and visitor guidance for each place, including narration for ten places per island. Premium content, such as full narration for all locations and curated drives, can be purchased per island for $4.99 or all five islands for $9.99 as a one-time purchase.

Does Mochi have ads?

No, Mochi is ad-free. The app explicitly states that it does not contain advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.

Can I use Mochi offline?

Yes, Mochi stories are stored on your phone, allowing them to play without a signal. This feature is particularly useful for exploring remote areas of the islands where connectivity may be limited.

What devices does Mochi support?

Mochi is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. The app is designed to be accessible to users on these Apple mobile platforms.

How often is Mochi updated?

The latest version of Mochi is 1.1.1, which was last updated on October 24, 2026. This indicates regular updates to improve the app's content and functionality.

What is the user sentiment for Mochi?

Mochi has received a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 3 ratings, suggesting a very positive user sentiment. Users appear to appreciate the app's approach to respectful travel and its informative content.

Is Mochi suitable for children?

Mochi has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children. The app's focus on education and respectful exploration is appropriate for younger audiences.