Not a travel planner. A way of deciding. Tell it what a good life feels like and it reads the planet for you: five years of measured climate for 125 places, live weather, your passport, your work hours, your money. One score per place, with the receipt.
Say it in a sentence. "Somewhere warm next month in Europe under $2,500 with mountains and ocean." Scout reads the money, the weather, the month, the terrain and your work hours out of it, shows you exactly what it understood, then puts Visa Guardian, Work Agent, Budget Agent and Atlas across all 125 places.
Every agent says what it removed and why. Nothing is hidden and nothing is invented.
The planet drawn as a field of dots, every place a pin coloured by how well it fits you. Tap a different month and the whole map re-ranks, because a place that is perfect in October can be wrong in July.
Filters are honest subsets. Nothing is ever re-sorted by anyone paying.
Five years of reanalysis climate for every place, drawn as a band you read in a second. Under it: the live seven-day forecast, the distance and flight time from home, the stay rule for your passport with both government sources linked, the cost, and the one thing that is genuinely weakest about it.
The honest weak spot is on every card. A page that only flatters a place is a brochure.
Seven chase modes. Endless Spring keeps every month inside your temperature band. Follow the Sun, Coast and Code, Wild Card, Chase Powder, Chase Waves, Chase Aurora. Atlas builds the run of months that stays inside what you asked for while spending the fewest miles and clock changes getting there.
Six months, four countries, every month in your band, priced to the dollar.
The question nobody answers honestly. What does the next six months at home actually cost, in money and in weather and in the number of new countries, against the same six months spent moving? Four lives, side by side, with the same arithmetic applied to each.
Directional, and the screen says so. Costs are estimates; the climate behind them is measured.
Where you are, where you are going, and everywhere you have saved, on one map. Missions counted from what you actually did, never from opening the app. Nomad Memory watches the gap between the cities you keep saving and the quiet places you actually loved, and tells you about it.
Crossroads finds where your path crosses a friend’s, from a code you swap. No server, no account.
Cherry blossom in Kyoto. The Perseids. Whale sharks off Isla Mujeres. Sixty-two scheduled wonders with real windows, sorted by how far each one is from where you are standing.
Every aurora card is paired with the live planetary K index from NOAA, so when the app says the sky has a window tonight, that is a measurement and not a mood. Dates that follow a lunar calendar say so, because they move every year.
Most apps blur the line between a fact, a guess and an opinion, because blurring it makes the product look smarter. This one draws the line on every screen.
Fares are never guessed, so the app does not print one. Nothing is simulated. If it cannot know something, it says so and links the source that can.
Ask us about access and pricing
Yes. The whole app runs in a browser at the demo link on this page. It is the real product, not a mockup: the same engine, the same 125 places, the same live weather and space weather. The only things missing are the subscription and the morning notification, both of which need the App Store.
No. It does not book anything and it never guesses a fare. It decides. Given what you told it about a good life, it ranks the places you could actually live in for a month, for any month of the year, and shows the receipt behind every score. The flight and stay links open a search with your route already filled in, with no referral attached.
The whole thing, with limits. Your Nomad DNA, Scout with three answers per ask, all 125 places with measured climate and your fit, five saved places, the Endless Spring path, the standard What If lives, Earth Now, Radar and Missions.
Unlimited saves, ten answers per ask with the full agent receipt, all seven chase modes and paths from any month for any length, What If in your own words, the morning briefing, window codes for Crossroads, and export. Ask us about access and pricing.
Nowhere. The app runs on your phone. No account, no analytics, no tracking. The only bytes that leave are the coordinates in a weather request, and, if you switch it on, an optional backup tied to an email code.
The App Store link, the free tier, and the first month of Earth Now. Nothing else, ever.
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