This tour is designed for portrait mode — please rotate your device to continue.
Hold your phone flat and turn until the arrow points straight up — that's the way to go.
Your 48-hour access window begins the moment you confirm — make sure you're ready to start walking soon. This can't be undone once started.
How does the tour know when I've arrived at a stop?
While the tour is open on your screen, your phone's GPS checks where you are — no need to tap anything. When you're close enough to a stop, an alert pops up with a short chime. It can't do this while your phone is locked or the tour is closed, so keep it open as you walk (we keep the screen awake for you). You can also open any stop yourself from the row at the bottom.
Do I need data or signal?
This tour is designed to work best with mobile data. If you won't have data right now, no problem — open the menu and tap "Download for Offline" before you set off, and everything (except some videos) will keep working without a connection. The one exception is the live map itself — without a connection, it'll show a simple placeholder instead of the streets around you, but the rest of the tour keeps working normally.
When does my 48-hour access window start?
Not when you buy — only when you tap "Start Tour" inside the app. So it's fine to buy in advance and look around beforehand; your clock only starts once you're actually ready to walk.
Can I explore stops in any order?
Yes — tap any stop's tab at the bottom, anytime, to jump straight to it.
I bought for my family or group — how does everyone get in?
Each person gets their own named link and code in the confirmation email. Everyone opens their own copy independently, on their own device.
Can I use my tour on a different device than the one I bought it on?
Yes — the link in your confirmation email works on any device, anytime within your access window, no code needed.
What if I lose my email or code?
Email us at info@incobh.com and we'll help sort it out. Your confirmation email also has a link that gets you back in on any device.
What do the "Photo Spots / Statues & Monuments / Murals" buttons do?
Those toggle which stops show up on the map and in the list below — tap one off if you'd rather skip that category on your walk (Murals starts off; the other two start on). Your choice is remembered next time you open the tour.
What's the compass button for?
That shows a small arrow pointing toward your next stop (or whichever stop you last got Directions to), using your phone's compass and GPS — handy for getting oriented at a glance without opening the full map. Tap the × to close it.
You've arrived