200 places, six islands
Oʻahu, Maui, Kauaʻi, the Big Island, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi. Every place carries a map pin, practical notes and a written narration — plus 20 museum packs covering 105 galleries and exhibits.

200 places and 20 museums across Hawaiʻi — narrated offline, mapped on your phone, with an on-device AI guide for the questions the recording does not answer.

What is inside
Everything you need for the day is already downloaded before you leave the hotel.
Oʻahu, Maui, Kauaʻi, the Big Island, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi. Every place carries a map pin, practical notes and a written narration — plus 20 museum packs covering 105 galleries and exhibits.

Each stop is recorded in advance and stored inside its content pack, so play starts instantly — no streaming, no signal, no voice to download. It keeps playing with the screen locked.
With location permission, AlohaKai watches the twenty closest places and begins the story as you arrive. A ten-minute cooldown stops the same stop from repeating. Prefer silence? Start every narration by hand.

Point the camera at an exhibit label. On-device text recognition and image labels match it against the museum pack, and the exhibit's narration opens. You can also type the label or pick a photo.

On supported iPhones, follow up in your own words and the on-device model answers from the guide's facts. When Apple Intelligence is unavailable, the same screen answers from the pack's local notes.

No account, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. Location, photos, speech and AI answers are processed on the phone. Wikipedia is contacted only when you ask for narration outside the active pack.
Pearl Harbor, Diamond Head, Waikiki Beach, Hanauma Bay and ʻIolani Palace are free. One non-consumable purchase opens the rest of the library. It is not a subscription: it charges once and never renews.
How the unlock worksThe Hawaii pack includes offline map tiles rendered by MapLibre, so the map still draws with no connection. Apple Maps fills in the rest when you are online.

How it works
No itinerary to build and nothing to configure.
The list sorts by distance from where you are standing. Every place shows how far it is, what it costs to get in, and whether the walk is easy or hard.
The narration is already on the phone. It keeps playing while the screen is locked, and the transcript stays on screen for anyone who prefers to read.
Follow up with Apple Intelligence, photograph a museum label, or search the rest of the island. Listening progress is kept per pack, so you can pick the trip back up later.
Questions