Travel further, together — one experience at a time
FreeSolo connects solo travelers with curated small-group experiences hosted by people who actually live there. No big-bus tours, no stranger-danger group chats — just the right number of people, in the right place, with someone who knows it.
Experiences everywhere you're headed
From a sunrise hike in Cape Town to a jazz cellar in Lisbon — every pin is a city with vetted local hosts ready to show you a side of it you wouldn't find on your own.
From stranger to fellow traveler in four steps
The whole loop — joining, booking, going, and hosting — is built around one idea: you never pay for something that doesn't happen.
Apply to join
FreeSolo is invite-gated. Submit a short application and a real person reviews it — usually within a day or two.
Browse & reserve
Explore a live feed of small-group experiences. Reserve a seat — your card is only charged once the group confirms.
Go & connect
Show up, meet people who chose the same thing you did, and experience a city the way locals actually see it.
Host & earn credits
Know your city? Register a venue and host your own experience. A slice of every booking becomes travel credit for your next trip.
Everything a travel experience platform needs
Discovery, bookings, payments, and moderation — purpose-built for small-group travel.
Curated experiences
Bookable group activities across cities and categories — hand-reviewed before they go live.
Bookings & confirmations
Reserve a seat, get confirmed once the group fills, and manage everything from your profile.
Trusted, vetted hosts
Every host and business goes through an application and identity-verification flow.
Payments & payouts
Stripe-powered checkout for travelers and automatic payouts for hosts — built right in.
Real-time updates
In-app and push notifications keep travelers and hosts in sync at every step.
Full admin control
Review applications, moderate listings, manage users, and process payouts from one dashboard.
Ready to go?
Visit the Help Center to see how applying, booking, hosting, and travel credits work — written for travelers and hosts, not engineers.