Launching in Atlanta · 2027
Pick a tour, put in your earbuds, and walk. Marcus knows every street and tells you the stories most visitors walk past. No group. No schedule. No reservation. Free to start.
“When people call New York's Flatiron the original, Atlanta gets to correct them. This one was finished in eighteen ninety-seven. New York's opened in nineteen-oh-two.”
The first tour
Nine buildings, one street, a century of ambition. From Five Points to Peachtree Center, Marcus tells you who built each one and what they were trying to prove.
How it works
Three quick questions. Thirty minutes or three hours, on your own or with family, food or history or both. He recommends a tour.
Turn-by-turn directions between stops. When you reach one, Marcus starts on his own. Ask him a question and he answers, in character.
Duck into the market. Sit down. Pause the tour and pick it up tomorrow, or next month. Marcus remembers where you were.
Our promise
No sponsored stops, no paid recommendations, no in-tour selling. If Marcus mentions a place, it's because it matters to the story or you asked.
Every tour's directions and full written narration are free. Marcus's voice is the upgrade, for a few dollars a month or a one-time city pass.
Every landmark is researched from primary sources and reviewed before it goes live. When something was unjust, he says so. When it's contested, he says that too.
An audio description mode for blind and low-vision visitors, adjustable narration speed, and Spanish at launch.