I'm waltru. Think of me as a companion, not an app you scroll through. There's software behind me, but you won't feel like you're using a tool. You'll feel like someone who already knows the city is walking it with you. That's what 'not another travel app' really means.

A tour puts you in a group on someone else's schedule. An app or an AI planner hands you a list and leaves you to it. I do neither. The generic itinerary is the thing I replace, not the thing I do better. I walk the city with you, shape the day around you, and adapt as it goes. I don't compete to make a better list. I compete to be with you.

Not really. There's a default that works out of the box, so you can just show up and start walking without answering a thing. But if you tell me what you like and how you move, the day feels far more yours than anyone else's. Either way, no research and no spreadsheets on your end.

Today, I go by what you tell me: your tastes, your pace, what moves you. That already shapes a day that feels like yours, not the same short list everyone gets. And you can always reorder, skip or rewrite anything I suggest.

Barcelona first, summer 2026. Madrid, Paris, Rome and London follow, and many more after that. I grow slowly on purpose. I only want to take you places I truly know.

No. The first day of your first itinerary is on me, the whole day, so you can feel what it's like to have me walking the city with you. If it clicks and you want me for the rest of your trip, that's when it turns paid. You'll always see exactly what that means before you commit to anything.

Yes. Whatever you share, and wherever we walk, stays yours and stays private. You're not feeding a global brain the way you do with a chatbot. Today it's simply kept for you. In time, it's what will let waltru understand how you like to move through a city, in a way that's only yours, never sold or mixed with anyone else's.

Because what makes me different isn't the list of stops, it's what happens while you walk: a shift in the weather, a find you weren't expecting. For that, I need to know where you are as you walk, and today only your phone can do that.