Nomading - Discover Hidden Gems for Solo Travelers

Solo Traveler: Someone who travels alone without companions, often for personal growth or flexibility in plans. Nomad: Originally refers to someone who moves often without a permanent home, searching for better living conditions. Today, it describes people living in various places without settling. Digital Nomad: Uses technology to work remotely while traveling. They can choose their location, blending travel with work. Solo Nomad: Combines solo travel with a nomadic lifestyle, moving independently without a permanent home. Slowmad: A digital nomad who travels slowly, spending extended periods in one place to experience local culture more deeply.

Select a city (place) you to explore, and the app suggests spots you must visit, where to eat, coffee shops, culture & art activities and spots to have fun. You can view photos, addresses, bookmark spots, and see influencer content about your destinations on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.

It’s tailored for the needs of solo travelers, making city exploration easy and connecting you with other nomads. Just start using it and see the magic unfold!

Nomading is built for the new generation of solo travelers who love exploring alone. But even if you don’t fit that description, feel free to use it! It solves common traveler challenges, like discovering cool places to visit.

Yes, all spots and itineraries are displayed on a map so you can see the exact location of each place, also you can see a simple list version of the map.

Yes, after generating an itinerary, you can bookmark it or specific places within it.

Yes, through the explore feed, you can view, explore, and bookmark itineraries made by other nomads, including individual places.

Yes, you can see photos of food and places to get a better feel for what each spot offers.

Yes, after creating a trip itinerary from the explore page or your profile, you can rename it.

Yes, for each place or activity, you can see what people are saying on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. It’s helpful to get others’ perspectives on the spot.

You’ll see cool trips created by other nomads, top places to explore, and more.

Yes, once you create a trip or post to your profile, you appear in the user feed, allowing other nomads to see and engage with your activities.

Yes, once you add a place to your profile, locations with visits from other nomads will appear in the places feed, making it easier to discover spots.

Yes, they can create a profile when they sign up.

You can add a photo, name, description, trips, bookmarks, and activities. Highlighted activities you explored are also shown.

Yes, you can delete trips, bookmarks, activities, and even your account.

Generating trips costs resources. Free services often have limitations, while paid services allow continuous improvements and higher quality.

Yes, it includes curated city guides created by other digital nomads. But it’s more than that; it helps nomads find cool spots, settle fast, work productively, and connect with other nomads worldwide.

Yes, that’s the main goal of Nomading—to help digital nomads find cool activities wherever they are.

You get all the benefits listed above, 3 activities per itinerary, ads, and a limited number of trips per day.

You get all the benefits, up to 10 activities per itinerary, no ads, and 10 credits per day to create itineraries.

Free apps often lack long-term support. A paid model supports ongoing improvements, quality enhancements, and shows appreciation for the creator’s work.

Yes, you can share spots you've visited and discover other cool spots around the world visited by other solo travelers.