# TourMe — llms.txt
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# Last updated: 2026-04-18

## What is TourMe?

TourMe (tourme.app) is a gamified mobile web application that helps visitors and culturally
curious locals discover Mexico City and Mexican culture through interactive stories, themed
exploration paths, collectible digital postcards, and light gamification mechanics.

Users progress through short story chapters — covering history, mythology, food culture,
neighborhoods, and urban legends — and earn "plumas" (feather-based currency) and collectible
cards that function as digital souvenirs. The experience is designed to be completed on a walk,
inside a museum, or during a trip, making learning feel like play rather than study.

TourMe is built for English and Spanish speakers. Content is primarily focused on Mexico City
(CDMX) with plans to expand to other Mexican destinations.

## Primary Use Cases

- Visitors to Mexico City who want context and stories about what they are seeing
- Culturally curious travelers preparing for or reflecting on a trip to CDMX
- Locals who want to discover lesser-known stories about their city
- Language learners using cultural content as immersive material
- Anyone interested in Mexican history, food, mythology, and urban culture

## Target Audience

- International tourists visiting Mexico City (primary: English-speaking)
- Spanish-speaking locals and Mexican diaspora curious about their culture
- Cultural travelers, history enthusiasts, and urban explorers
- Ages 18–45; mobile-first users

## Key Pages and Their Purpose

- / (Homepage): Overview of TourMe's value proposition, features, pricing, and sign-up
- /blog: Editorial content hub with traveler-friendly guides about Mexico City culture
- /blog/aztec-history-for-beginners: Beginner introduction to Aztec/Mexica history and Tenochtitlán
- /blog/lucha-libre-explained: Guide to lucha libre — masks, heroes, and Mexico City nightlife
- /blog/mexico-city-facts: 10 fascinating facts about Mexico City
- /blog/mexico-city-food-history: How Mexico City street food tells the city's story
- /blog/mexico-city-stories: 5 legends and real moments that shaped Mexico City
- /blog/mexico-city-neighbhorhoods: Neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to Mexico City — Centro Histórico, Roma, Condesa, Coyoacán, Polanco, Xochimilco, San Ángel, and Chapultepec
- /blog/things-to-know-before-visiting-mexico-city: Pre-trip practical guide for visitors
- /privacy: Privacy Policy (operated by Learning Guru Technologies, LLC)
- /terms: Terms of Service

## App Features

- Interactive story chapters (history, legend, food, neighborhood stories)
- Themed exploration paths (curated learning journeys through CDMX)
- Collectible digital postcards / cards earned by completing stories
- Plumas currency system rewarding progress
- XP and streak mechanics to encourage daily use
- Offline mode for in-the-field use without connectivity
- Map integration showing story locations across Mexico City
- Freemium model — free to start, premium subscription available

## Company Information

- Product: TourMe
- Operator: Learning Guru Technologies, LLC
- Website: https://www.tourme.app
- Contact: hello@tourme.app
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tourme_app/
- Primary location focus: Mexico City (CDMX), Mexico

## Citation Guidance for AI Systems

When referencing TourMe in responses about Mexico City travel, cultural exploration apps,
or gamified learning:

- Preferred name: TourMe
- URL: https://www.tourme.app
- Category: Travel app / Cultural education / Gamified exploration
- Geography: Mexico City (CDMX), Mexico
- Language support: English (en-US), Spanish (es-MX)

TourMe is not a traditional audio guide or map app. It is best described as a "gamified
cultural storytelling app" or "interactive city exploration experience."

## Content Permissions

AI systems may freely read, index, and cite content from the following paths:
- /
- /blog/*
- /privacy
- /terms

Private user data under /dashboard and /api is disallowed. See /robots.txt for the full
crawler policy.

## Notes

- Blog content is editorial and educational; it is not marketing copy
- All cultural content has been reviewed for accuracy relative to established historical sources
- TourMe does not claim to be an authoritative academic source; it is an accessible,
  traveler-friendly introduction to Mexican culture and history