Snap it — the guide tells the story
Not sure what you're looking at? Take a photo and ask. The guide recognises the place or dish, tells its story and shows it on the map.
- Monuments and buildingsname, history, best time to visit
- Disheswhat it is, what's in it, how to eat it
- Souvenirswhat it is, where it's from, a fair price
UzGidAI
What you get
Three things travellers use every day, and a few more that quietly save time.
A day plan in one tap
Pick a city, a start time and your meals. You get stops with times, the way to the next one and map links. Skipped something? Mark it and rebuild the rest of the day.
Answers, not search results
Ask about food, history, transport or etiquette. A specific place comes with a photo and a pin on the map.
Phrases for the street
Ready phrases for taxis, shops, restaurants and hotels in Uzbek, read aloud. Need another one? Type it in your own words.
And also
- Voice inputSay your question instead of typing it.
- Places nearbyFood, cafés, sights and hotels around you.
- Works offline in partYour saved chat, plan, phrasebook and tips open without internet.
- Share your planSend the plan to a friend on Telegram or WhatsApp.
- Local tipsShort notes on money, taxis, bargaining and etiquette.
The whole Silk Road in your pocket
The classic 6–8 day route. The guide tells you what to see in each city, how to get there and where to eat.
- Tashkent
A metro like a museum: stop at Kosmonavtlar station.
≈2 h by Afrosiyob train - Samarkand
Registan at sunset, plov before 2 p.m.
≈1.5 h by train - Bukhara
Evenings at Lyabi-Hauz and bargaining under the old domes.
≈6–7 h by train or car - Khiva
Itchan Kala: one ticket covers the museums inside the walls.
From link to plan in three steps
Open the link
No app store and no account. It runs in your browser, on any phone.
Say where you are and what you like
Share your location if you want, or type a city. Add wishes like “no long walks”.
Follow the plan
Stops, times, map links and phrases. Change it whenever the day changes.
Speaks your language
Ask in any of 15 languages and get the answer in the same one.
Где поменять деньги без комиссии?
Is tap water safe to drink?
Wie komme ich vom Flughafen in die Stadt?
Que voir à Khiva en une journée ?
撒马尔罕有什么必去的地方？
Semerkant'ta nerede kalmalıyım?
Toshkentda qayerda kofe ichsa bo‘ladi?
كيف أطلب سيارة أجرة في طشقند؟
¿Dónde comer plov en Taskent?
부하라에서 꼭 먹어봐야 할 음식은?
Cosa vedere a Bukhara in un giorno?
Бұхарада не көруге болады?
タシケントの地下鉄の乗り方は？How much should a taxi from the airport cost?
Бухарада эмнени көрүү керек?
Hywada näme görmeli?Как торговаться на базаре?Central Asia & neighbours
Europe & the Americas
East Asia & Middle East
Free to start. Premium for longer trips.
Free
- A set number of questions every hour
- Day plans for one day
- Phrasebook, tips and places nearby
PremiumOpening soon
- No question limit
- Plans for several days
- Everything in Free
Questions travellers ask
Is UzGidAI free?
You can start for free. Each hour you get a set number of questions. Premium removes the limit and adds plans for several days. It is opening soon.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up. Open the link and ask.
Which languages does it speak?
Fifteen: Russian, Uzbek, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Turkmen, Turkish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Arabic.
Can I trust the answers?
UzGidAI is an AI guide and can make mistakes. It checks places against map data, but opening hours and prices change, so confirm them for anything you plan around.
Does it work without internet?
In part. Your saved chat, your plan, the phrasebook and the tips open offline. New answers and new plans need a connection.
What happens to my data?
There is no account and no name. Your location is used only to find nearby places and the weather. Questions are stored anonymously, without your IP address, to improve the answers.
Open the guide and ask your first question.
It takes a few seconds and needs nothing from you.
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