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Downloaded audio guides work without a connection. Download a city before you go and listen anywhere: underground, abroad or without roaming. On iPhone, the download also includes place details, photos and opening hours. Maps, chat, trip planning and new downloads need an internet connection.

Open the city in the app and tap the download button. Audiala saves the city's audio guides to your phone; on iPhone it also saves place details, photos and opening hours. You can manage and remove downloads in Settings.

No. Ask Anything needs an internet connection to answer. To listen without a connection, download a city's audio guides before you go.

Each audio guide takes about 2 MB. A small town needs a few dozen MB; a big city with hundreds of guides can need several hundred MB or more. You can manage downloads in Settings and remove cities you no longer need.

Each guide is a short, researched story about one place, built from cited sources and narrated by AI voices in your language. Listen at your own pace and ask Audiala about anything you hear.

On iPhone, you can play guides at 0.75x to 2x speed, and the app remembers your choice. Playback speed is not yet available on Android.

Audiala and its narration are available in 11 languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Hindi, Czech and Russian. Not every place is narrated in every language yet.

Absolutely. Audiala works with any audio output — wired headphones, Bluetooth earbuds, car speakers, or your phone's built-in speaker.

Yes. The guides are short stories you can pause and resume at any time, which makes them easy to share with children.

Your plan works on every phone or tablet where you sign in with your Audiala account.

Tell the trip planner how much time you have and what you like, including family-friendly places, and it plans a walkable route you can adjust.

Yes. You can play audio through your phone's speaker or connect to a Bluetooth speaker so the whole family can listen together.

Audiala is free to download, and everything is unlocked on your first day. After that, some features need a plan: the 7-day Trip Pass, or a monthly or annual subscription.

Every plan unlocks every audio guide, offline downloads, the AI travel assistant and full multi-day trip plans. Choose the 7-day Trip Pass ($9.99, one payment), monthly ($14.99 a month) or annual ($59.99 a year). See prices for your country.

There is no single-city purchase. For one trip, the 7-day Trip Pass ($9.99) unlocks everything for a week with one payment and doesn't renew.

If you travel several times a year, the annual plan ($59.99 a year) costs 67% less than paying monthly, and new subscribers get a 3-day free trial. For a single trip, the 7-day Trip Pass is usually enough.

Ask Anything is Audiala's AI travel assistant. Ask about any place in Audiala or the one you have open: its history, food nearby, events or the weather.

No, Ask Anything needs an internet connection. To listen without a connection, download a city's audio guides before your trip.

The trip planner uses AI to build a plan around your interests and the time you have, and puts the stops in a sensible walking order.

Your chats are saved to your Audiala account so you can see them on any device. To answer you, Audiala sends your messages to AI model providers, and we review conversations to improve the service. See our privacy policy for details.

Yes. Tell Audiala how much time you have, from two hours to a full day, and you get a focused plan, usually in under half a minute.

Yes, for listening. Download a city's audio guides before your trip and listen without roaming. Maps, chat and planning need a connection.

Audiala has simple tabs, and you can listen to guides with the phone in your pocket, using your headphones or the lock-screen controls.

The main screens are labelled for VoiceOver (iOS) and TalkBack (Android). If something isn't, tell us and we'll fix it.

On Android, Audiala follows your phone's font size setting. On iPhone, some text does not resize yet.