HANDS-FREE AUDIO COMPANION

Keep moving.
Keep listening.

This is the official homepage for the Whispaw application. The application name is Whispaw. Whispaw delivers spoken directions, audio tours, trivia, study sessions, and Apple Music connected to your location. Listen and respond with compatible AirPods so your phone can stay in your pocket and your attention can stay on the people, traffic, signs, and places around you.

Spoken directionsAudio toursHands-free triviaLocation-based music

ABOUT WHISPAW

Audio experiences made for moving

Whispaw is designed to reduce screen interaction when you are walking, traveling, exploring, or otherwise on the move. Every experience starts at the user’s request and can be paused or stopped at any time.

Directions and audio tours

Hear requested directions or start a spoken guide that gives short updates as you move into meaningfully different areas. Background location is used only for an active experience the user starts.

Trivia without looking down

Hear true-or-false questions and answer with supported AirPods head movements: nod for True or move your head side to side for False.

Trivia with a friend

Start a live audio session so you and a friend can hear the same trivia together. If the other participant disconnects, your active trivia session can continue without losing its progress.

Interactive study by listening

Listen to your study material, review a subject, and turn learning into a hands-free conversation. Whispaw can ask true-or-false questions, recognize supported head-motion answers, and respond aloud so you can keep studying without watching the screen.

Music connected to place

With permission and an active Apple Music subscription, request playable music associated with your current neighborhood, city, or chosen time period while you move.

Stay attentive

Whispaw is designed to reduce screen interaction, not replace awareness or judgment. Always follow traffic laws, posted signs, official directions, and local rules. Do not interact with Whispaw when it would be unsafe or distracting to do so.