Everything Verde Wave can do

The heart of Verde Wave: places, culture, food and local life, written only from cited, dated sources. What we could not verify says "to confirm", never a guess. It grows weekly with research and with travellers' real questions.

Ask anything about the trip: food, transport, culture, rainy-day plans. It remembers the conversation and speaks four languages. Visas and health never come from the model: only from official sources, dated.

Like a circle around a fire: whoever lights it hosts, the first ten sit at the front with mics, everyone else listens and waves for a turn. 18+, zero tolerance, and nothing is recorded: the conversation dies with the fire.

Say how many days you have (3, 5 or 7) and get a zone-by-zone day order built only from places the book has verified, weighted by what travellers keep asking. Every route explains how it was reached. It never invents places or prices.

For the 2 a.m. moment: one-tap emergency numbers, what to do if your documents, phone or cards are stolen, and consular contacts. It only appears for countries where everything was verified against three or more sources, dated. No safety verdicts: information, not fear.

Honest area profiles: beaches, markets, pace, with confidence declared and the check date shown. Where we have not yet walked, the section derives "where to start" automatically from the book itself. No area gets a safety score, because that number would look precise without being able to be.

Give the destination, days and party and get a calculated, printable, emailable list. Then tell it what it can't know — baby on board, carry-on only, a wedding — and get clearly-labelled extra suggestions.

The daily word, the phrase arcade, the Postcard Detective and the Discovery Cup, where destination dishes compete for your vote. Built for the bus and the boarding queue: one tap to start, nothing to install.

What you see on the pages was photographed by someone who was there, with country and date. Where there are no photos yet, we don't pretend: the section simply doesn't appear until there are.

Visas, passport validity, entry health rules and what a layover requires: all cited from national authorities, with the check date. When two sources disagree, we say so; when we don't know, we say that too.

The app for finding training partners, from beach football to a morning run. It is a prototype: explore the idea and request a spot; the full version joins Campfire to arrange real meetups.

Quick cards for the travelling day: what not to miss, where to eat local, what to say. Save what matters and tell us what was missing — every gap you flag teaches the book to grow. In beta, being field-tested.