The apps that get you around — explained.
What each app actually does, how it works, where it works, and what it costs. No fluff — just the things you need to know before you land.
Uber
Ride-hailing
Uber runs in 70+ countries and 15,000+ cities, but it's banned in some, taxi-only in others, and rarely the cheapest way from the airport. Here's how to use it abroad without the surprises.
Grab
Ride-hailing
Grab is the one app to install for Southeast Asia: rides, food, and payments across eight countries. Here's how it works, where it operates, and why it beats hailing a taxi.
Google Maps
Navigation
Google Maps gives transit directions in most of the world, but it can't route public transport offline. Here's how to use it abroad — and how to work around its limits.
Citymapper
Navigation
Citymapper turns any unfamiliar transit network into clear, step-by-step directions across 430+ cities. Here's what it does, how to use it, and where it works.
Bolt
Ride-hailing
Bolt covers 850+ cities in 50+ countries and is usually 10–20% cheaper than Uber — but it's not in the US. Here's how the app works, where it operates, and when to choose it.
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