Go meet
everyone.
Amigare is the social app for backpackers and travel lovers. See who's near, who's heading your way, and what's on tonight — the little sidekick in your pocket for the best year of your life.
Amigare is the social app for backpackers and travel lovers. See who's near, who's heading your way, and what's on tonight — the little sidekick in your pocket for the best year of your life.
How it works
Give Amigare permission to read your booking confirmations and it does the rest. Every hostel, flight and bus sitting in your inbox becomes a real trip on your map — where you've been, where you are, and where you're going next. Nothing typed in by hand, nothing self-claimed.
Your calendar syncs too, so plans you make in the app land in the diary you already use, and the app knows when you're actually free.
And because it knows your route and your friends' routes, it does the thing no other travel app does: it spots that you're about to cross paths, then works out the cheapest way to make it actually happen.
The bit that gets people
You shared a dorm in Pai for three nights. Swapped first names, maybe. Never swapped Instagram.
Amigare knows you were both there — because both of your booking confirmations name the same hostel on the same nights. Two receipts, not a guess.
Two months later it tells you you'll both be in Siargao on Thursday.
No searching, no adding, no "do you remember me?". Just two routes that happen to cross, and an app that noticed.
The map
Reunite with the people you travelled with months ago, and see when your paths are about to cross again. See which hostel is busiest right now and which bars everyone's ended up in. Spot the landmarks worth the detour, plan the route ahead, and know exactly which friends are a bus ride away. It's the bit you'll open twenty times a day.
Tonight
Sunset spots, pub crawls, a hike at 6am, someone with a spare seat to the next town. Tonight shows you what's happening within walking distance — and who else is going, before you commit.
All of it expires after 24 hours, and none of it is kept on anyone's profile. No history, no record building up — which is exactly why it stays about tonight instead of becoming another feed.
The feed
Not influencers on the other side of the planet. The people in your hostel, the trek someone finished this morning, the bus that turned out to be a nightmare — and what all of it actually cost.
Safety
Not buried in a settings page — its own tab, and the most important part works with no signal at all.
Local police, fire and ambulance for wherever you are, your embassy, your insurance policy and your blood type. Built to be handed to a stranger or a medic — no signal, no unlocking your life.
Say what you're doing and when you'll be back. Go quiet, and we alert someone you chose.
Share live location with one friend, for one walk. It expires on its own.
Who can see you precisely, and how close. Nothing exact by default — you open the door, per person.
A view-only link for the people who aren't on the app and just want to know you're fine.
What's actually been reported where you're standing, and how recently.
Year in travel
You didn't stay still.
Eight screens, one year — the receipts, not the highlight reel. Tap through it.
The passport
Countries, continents, miles, nights away — pulled from where you've actually been, not what you typed in. One screen, one share button, and the last word in any hostel common room.
Your people
Two very different kinds of people follow you, and Amigare keeps them apart on purpose.
People you actually met — a dorm, a trek, a night bus. Every friendship remembers where and when you met, so your list reads like a map of your trip instead of a phone book.
People with the app who aren't travelling right now — saving up, planning, or just living through it. They're here to learn what things really cost, find inspiration, and quietly steal your route for next year. They see what you post — never where you are. The map stays between friends.
Also in there
Discover has a proper page for every town, island and trail on the backpacker map — what's worth doing, what to skip, how to get there. And the budgets aren't estimates: they're evidenced by what people actually posted spending in that exact area.
Every country you set foot in fills itself in — straight from your booking confirmations, so nobody can colour in a country they've never been to. Genuinely, stupidly addictive.
The trip journal you didn't realise you were keeping, handing you back a moment you'd forgotten.
Amigare is coming to iPhone. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it lands.
