Build tours in chat
Describe an interest or theme in chat, then review Mira's proposed stops in walkable order. Stops can be added, removed, or reordered before the tour begins.
Mira
Mira is an AI tour guide that creates location-aware walking audio tours. Travelers can plan a themed route, wander spontaneously, follow a destination, or use shared tours through the browser and mobile apps.
AI-guided walking tours
Mira is an AI tour guide for walking audio tours. It tells stories about nearby places as you move through a city, with narration delivered at the relevant stops rather than requiring you to follow a fixed prerecorded tour.
The service supports several starting points: plan a custom route in chat, begin wandering with no itinerary, ask Mira to guide you to a destination, or walk a tour shared by another person. It can be tried in a browser through a street-view experience and is also offered as mobile apps.
Features
Wander without planning
Tap start without selecting a route. Mira finds an interesting nearby stop and continues suggesting places while you walk.
Narrated routes to a destination
Set a destination and arrival time, and Mira routes you there while narrating places encountered along the way.
Location-based audio narration
Tour narration starts as you arrive at each stop, and the service says its tours are researched and written for the individual tour.
Ask questions while walking
Ask questions about something you heard or passed, and turn the answer into more audio if you want to continue.
Shared tours and 23 languages
Share a tour link so companions can hear the same stops live. The site says shared listeners do not use their own minutes.
Use cases
Planning a themed city walk
Choose a theme such as hidden history, film locations, or family-friendly activities, then refine the proposed stops and walk the finished route.
Exploring spontaneously
Start with no itinerary when you have time to explore. Mira selects a nearby point of interest and keeps finding further stops as you continue.
Turning a necessary trip into a tour
Enter where you need to go and when you need to arrive. Mira combines practical routing with narration about the places along the journey.
Walking together or sharing an itinerary
Send a shared-tour link to friends or family so everyone follows the same live sequence of narrated stops, including people who are listening remotely.
Previewing a destination remotely
Preview a city from a desk using the street-view mode before deciding whether to use the mobile app for an in-person walk.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports custom, unplanned, destination-based, and shared tour workflows.
- Uses location-aware narration that arrives as the walker reaches each stop.
- Allows follow-up questions and can turn answers into additional audio.
- Offers tours in 23 languages and lists destinations across many countries.
- Provides a browser street-view trial as well as iOS and Android app access.
Cons
- The browser demo is open without sign-up only for San Francisco and Paris; other cities and personal tours require sign-in, and the site directs users to the app for actual walking.
- Pricing and usage are based on listening time after the initial free allowance, rather than an unlimited subscription.
FAQ
What does Mira do?
Mira creates walking audio tours that narrate the places around you as you walk. You can build a route in chat, start wandering without a plan, route to a destination, or follow a shared tour.
Can I try Mira without installing the app?
You can use the browser experience to walk through street view in San Francisco or Paris without signing up. Other cities and personal tours require signing in; the app is available through the Apple App Store and Google Play.
How do I create a custom tour?
Tell Mira what interests you, such as hidden history or film locations. It proposes nearby stops in walkable order, and you can add, remove, or reorder them before starting.
How does Mira's pricing work?
Mira provides 30 free minutes initially. After that, the site says listening time can be purchased in 30-minute, 2-hour, or 5-hour amounts, with no subscription or monthly fee. The listed prices are in US dollars, while the app shows the store's local price.
Which languages does Mira support?
Mira supports 23 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, and Vietnamese. The language is selected per tour.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI travel guide and walking audio tours
- Platforms
- Web browser, Apple App Store, and Google Play
- Tour formats
- Custom, wander, destination route, and shared tours
- Languages
- 23 languages, selected per tour
- Free access
- First 30 minutes free
- Billing model
- Purchase listening time; no subscription or monthly fee stated
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