SUMMER SALE: All APPS NOW ONLY $1.99!
What the Press is Saying:
"In addition to touristy places like hotels, the guide highlights neighborhood amenities like bicycle repair shops and community gardens." -New York Times
"The Top Picks are invaluable. Just see what they love the most, and use the one-line reviews to see if this location would fit your style...the NFT guide is both snarky/fun and inviting...a welcome alternative to the $9.99 (and up) iPhone app price tags on other city guides." -LA Times
"A good investment if you don’t want to be "That Guy" opening a huge map in the middle of Times Square." -ZDNet
"If you're at all familiar with the layout of a printed NFT Guide, then you'll be instantly comfortable navigating the app by fingertip; it's almost as if the books were designed based on the app and not the other way around." -Jaunted
The iPhone apps from Not For Tourists (NFT) are now available! NFT puts the most exciting cities on the planet in the comfort of your own pocket. With beautiful custom maps and thousands of essential listings, NFT will help you accomplish any task in just a few seconds including: caffeinate, buy paint at 3 am, fix your bike, mail a late birthday card, chill out in a community garden, buy arugula from the nearest farmers market, or find a hotel by the hour (seriously, they're that comprehensive).
And they're incredibly fast. Unlike most travel apps, NFT doesn’t need to be online to work its magic. Whether you’re on the subway at rush hour or in the middle of a city park on a lazy Sunday, NFT will be there for you.
It’s like having a best friend in every neighborhood. Get it at the App Store.
- The best city guides available. Ever.
- Detailed neighborhood descriptions.
- Thousands of essential listings.
- Insightful editorialized listings. We tell you what you need to know.
- Works without the internet—even on a plane, train, or anywhere else.
- Custom, interactive maps.
- Save listings for later.
- Rotate the phone for a full overview of the city.
- Now On Sale for Only $1.99.
