Kiuro is a mobile-first travel app that turns any pasted plan into a working day-by-day, the day’s photos into a finished post, and the whole trip into an archive that holds up over time.
Outbound travel from aspiring-affluent South Asia is up roughly 4× since 2019. The toolset they use today (ChatGPT, Wanderlog, Google Maps, Notion, Instagram) was built for someone else. Kiuro is built for them.
Today’s traveller stitches a trip across five tools and then posts nothing for two months, because phone-based photo editing is painful. Kiuro replaces the five tools with one mobile surface, and shrinks photo-to-post from an hour to ninety seconds.
Engineer-designer with ten-plus years building product. Founded Anirar360 (consultancy) and Studio Imagine (creative studio). Currently working through 22 countries in 33 days as user #1 on Eurolap ’26, the trip Kiuro was built around.
“This is the product I wanted in my own pocket, so I’m building it. The market that needs it most is the one I came from.”
For partners who see the angle (premium consumer travel, Instagram-fluent aspiring-affluent, mobile-first PWA) and want to be early. Closed-room conversation only.