“How much?”, asked in many languages, ending in Esperanto: “kiom?”.
Know before you pay.
Every trip has that moment. A taxi rank. A market stall. A ticket window. One question, and the only answer comes from the person selling. We’re building a better one, from the travellers who were there first.
A glimpse
Something you’ll wish you’d had on your last trip.
A day’s scooter rental
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Pinned to real places.
Every answer is tied to somewhere you can actually stand. A street, a stall, a station.
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From people, not sellers.
Shared by travellers who were there first. Nothing to sell you: no ads, no bookings, no commissions.
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Dated. Never a verdict.
Prices move, so every one carries a date. We won’t tell you what you should pay. We’ll show you what people did.
kiom
Pronounced / KEE-om /
Esperanto for “how much?”
ki-asks -oman amount kiomhow much?
Esperanto was made in 1887 so people with no language in common could meet as equals. Travel is full of those moments: two strangers, no shared words, agreeing on a number with their fingers and a phone screen.
We wanted a word for that moment. One that belongs to every traveller, and to no country in particular.
Every price has a tag. Every tag has a place.
Be first through the gate.
We’re opening the doors a few people at a time. The list goes first.