Danielle Egan and Athena Leong, co-founders of Outernet, have turned their passion for real-world fun into a digital platform. With features like saving posts as to-dos and AI tracking your interests, the app aims to make exploring cities more engaging than ever.

Their idea stemmed from organizing offline adventures, such as San Francisco’s Pursuit scavenger hunt, proving that people thrive on spontaneous activities. Outernet makes these opportunities easier to track and remember, promising a passport of activities once you’ve completed them all.

Users can save TikTok or Instagram posts directly to the app, which then organizes everything neatly in one place. The app even sends reminders, nudges and gamifies experiences with stamps, making it an interactive diary of your city explorations. Whether you’re a digital nomad or just someone looking for new adventures, Outernet could be your perfect travel companion.

With over 18,000 users, the app is already profitable through its premium subscription service and has gained traction in a competitive market. The founders see it as more than an app; they view themselves as a bridge between eager participants and community organizers, ensuring that events don’t go unnoticed.