nuudo.

Most apps and travel guides focus on top destinations. But the real magic of a place lives in the hyperlocal — the mural hidden on a side street, the forgotten event that happened on your corner in 2007, the rare plant in a nearby forest, or the café where Anthony Bourdain once filmed. These stories are scattered across Wikipedia, archives, and niche forums, making them nearly impossible to discover without deliberate searching.

We are creating a new category: hyperlocal discovery. Using AI, we gather fragmented knowledge, verify it, and geotag it into playable micro-stories on a map. Through gamification and navigation, we turn the ordinary city into a living layer of discovery. This isn’t just for tourists — it’s just as powerful at home, helping people learn more about the places they walk past every day.

We are building this under the project name Nuudo. Early results are promising: thousands of people have tested the app at just €0.05 CPC. 60–70% of users scroll and interact deeply with stories, in-app navigation has risen to 60%, and a handful have already tested payment options, putting us close to our first paying customers. We iterate in 1–14 day sprints, rapidly evolving the product.

Currently pre-seed, we are validating in Valencia’s tourism context while also piloting other domains such as nature identification in Tallinn. The long-term opportunity is much broader: hyperproximity, discoverability, and learning about your environment wherever you are.