Swiss woman launches sightseeing app Mulmin
The paid app Mulmin, by Natalie Williams, shows users what they're looking at, tells the story behind a photographed landmark, and also navigates them to selected locations.
Mulmin is all about sightseeing. The app is meant to be a personal tour guide that gives you all the information about a picture you've taken. The photos have to be created via the app. Then users can get detailed information about photographed locations. It is also possible to navigate to selected locations. Within the app, users can create their own favorites for virtual travel albums. Information can also be retrieved at a later time. An SOS button shows the emergency numbers of the respective location.
Behind Mulmin is Swiss Natalie Williams, who came up with the idea for the app in 2017. The app is available via Google Play Store and the Apple Store available for 1 franc.
