Camena · GPS-triggered audio tours · British Columbia first
Every city is broadcasting. Camena plays its stories the moment you reach the places they're about — hands-free, on foot, by bike, or behind the wheel.
One email when Camena launches in 2026. No newsletters, no noise.
Audio, maps, everything — downloaded before you go. Airplane mode is fine.
Phone in your pocket, eyes on the city. Camena tracks where the route meets you.
Enter a stop's radius and its story plays on its own. That's the whole trick.
Tour groups leave at 10 a.m. sharp and move at the group's pace. Audiobooks don't know where you are. Plaques make you stop and squint. Camena narrates the city as you move through it — each story written from verified local sources and delivered right where it happened, while your eyes stay on the place itself.
Written stop by stop across Vancouver Island — every fact checked against its original source before a word is recorded. First tours in production now.
Fully. Audio and maps download before you go — airplane mode, dead zones, and roaming-off travel are all fine.
Your GPS trace never leaves your phone — the triggering runs on-device. Camena syncs only which stops you've completed, so your progress follows you across devices.
No. Pocket it. Narration starts on its own when you arrive; everything works without looking at the screen.
Both — Camena launches on iOS and Android together.
Tours are priced individually — buy a tour, own it offline. Joining the waitlist costs nothing.
The screen stays off, and Camena uses balanced, low-power positioning rather than constant high-precision GPS — it’s built for hours on the trail, not minutes.
2026, British Columbia first. Join the waitlist and you'll hear the moment the first tours go live.
One email when the first tours go live in BC — that’s the whole list.