iPhone app
Local guides, community picks, bookmarks, your travel passport and Flighty import, visa day counters and the jet lag planner.
Everything about where you are — and where you've been. Local info and bookmarks also appear as cards at the bottom of Home.
Local info
Open Local info from Home or a gig. It follows your next gig's city and has tabs for Safety, Local Phrases, Local Food, customs and city updates.
- Phrases — change the phrase language to hear and read everyday phrases in the local language.
- Community Picks — Nurvia favorites and picks from other members near your hotel, sorted by nearest, most liked or name. Choose another city at the top.
- Recommend a place — share a restaurant, café, bar, venue, shop or service. You preview it before it's shared.
Bookmarks and saved places
- Nearby bookmarks — your saved places, closest first, using your location (or search a city instead).
- Saved places — My Saved and My Collections, with folders, tags and your own order. Long-press to select several.
- Saved guests — people you've had on guest lists before.
Passport
Open ProfilePassport for your travel story: world coverage, border crossings, travel days, airport history, venue history (Every room you've played), your tour collection and this year against last.
- Play your Gig Recap — your year in touring.
- Share passport.
- Leaderboard — join anonymously under an alias.
Import from Flighty
- In Flighty, open your profile and tap Export flights.
- In Nurvia, tap Paste from clipboard, or paste the CSV or JSON.
- Tap Confirm import.
Only recorded flight dates are imported, and flights you already have are kept.
Visas and jet lag
Both are in Travel tools on your profile and in the Travel tab.
- Visa & stay limits — live day counters such as Schengen's 90 in 180, a UK visitor limit or 183 days for tax residency; your visas and permits; Log trip; and Rebuild travel history from photos (only places and dates are kept).
- Jet lag planner — a simple routine built from flights already in Travel. Tick actions off yourself; time passing doesn't count as done.
Day counters are planning estimates from your logged trips. Check the official rules before you travel.
