Same streets.
Different century.

Audio stories set on the streets around you.
Put on your headphones. Start walking.

Listen to a story Get early access

Find your next walk

Choose a city. Listen to a preview, then find your starting point.

Dublin

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Dublin has short stories about the places around you. Take them on a walk.

How a walk works

The next scene starts when you get there.

  1. Choose a story

    Listen to a sample and find a place you’d like to walk.

  2. Go to the start

    Open the route in the app. Bring headphones so you can hear the voices and sound around you.

  3. Walk at your pace

    GPS triggers scenes when you reach their locations. Pause whenever you need to.

  4. Choose another walk

    Find a story nearby. In Studio, you can also create one for a place you choose.

Listen before you go.

Listen to a story from New York or hear the history of a Dublin landmark.

New York / Audio drama

What Held the Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge, 1883. Hear the voices behind the day the bridge opened.

From the founder

Artem

Stories work differently when you can stand where they happen. The river is in front of you, and someone in your headphones is talking about crossing it.

That’s what I’m building with IMRSY. Some walks follow the history of a place. Others follow fictional people through real streets.

Dublin / Place history

The General Post Office

Stop on O’Connell Street and hear the history behind the columns.

IMRSY app preview showing story locations on a New York map
Inside IMRSY

Find a story on the map.
Take it to the street.

New York / Audio drama

Margin of Conscience

A story set on Wall Street in 1929, as the city’s financial world comes apart.

Dublin / Place history

Christ Church Cathedral

Listen to a short history of the cathedral before you step inside.

Dublin / Place history

Ha’penny Bridge

A short story to hear as you cross the Liffey.

Dublin / Place history

St Stephen’s Green

Start at the Fusiliers’ Arch and hear how access to the park changed over time.

IMRSY app preview showing a walking route across Brooklyn Bridge with five numbered stops
Inside IMRSY

Follow the route.
Hear the next scene.

Find a walk on the map

Before you go

Can I use IMRSY today?

IMRSY is in early access. Request an invitation to try it through Apple TestFlight. You can listen to story previews on this website without an account.

Which cities have stories?

You can listen to stories from Dublin, Chicago, and Los Angeles on the map, and New York in the listening section. Dublin’s recordings are short histories of individual places. Chicago and Los Angeles have fictional characters set in real locations. Ask about your city when you request access.

Is everything in a story true?

Our place recordings tell documented history. In an audio drama, we write fictional characters and conversations for real locations and historical settings.

How does IMRSY use AI?

We use AI to help research places, write stories, and produce voices and sound. In the app, Studio lets you create a story for a place you choose. Our privacy policy explains what we share with generation providers.

Why does the app need my location?

Your phone uses GPS to place you on the map and trigger scenes along the walk. During Live walks, we also send location and walk events to the server to continue the story. You control location permissions in iOS Settings. Read more in our privacy policy.

How do I get help or delete my account?

Visit Support or email artem@imrsy.com. To delete your account, open Profile in the app and choose Delete account. You can also contact us with a data deletion request.

Take your first walk

Tell us where you’re headed. We’ll send an invitation and help you choose your first walk.

Request an invitation

Available on iPhone through TestFlight.

Email artem@imrsy.com to request access.

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