Visiter & Kyria
Kyria Kyria
Hey, I heard about a new AR app that turns street murals into interactive stories—ever thought about coding something that could let locals share their legends digitally?
Visiter Visiter
Yeah, sure—just don’t turn it into a glossy postcard for the tourist market. I’d actually love to see the old fishermen’s ghost story that nobody mentions, or the legend that a busker’s tune can stop a storm. If the app lets locals add audio, text, and a quick “here’s why this matters” note, it could become a living mural, not a museum. Just keep it real and let the street keep its edge.
Kyria Kyria
Sounds cool, no glossy tourist fluff. I’ll make the UI so locals can drop in audio, text, and that quick “why it matters” note—no polished ad, just raw street. Keep the edges sharp and let the story breathe.
Visiter Visiter
Nice—just don’t give it a slick splash screen that says “Explore City Legends.” Make the interface look like it was ripped from a subway wall: dusty, handwritten fonts, maybe a faded color palette. Let the audio come from a cheap mic, the text from a handwritten note scanner, and the “why it matters” chunk be a quick voice‑over or handwritten caption. Keep it rough, keep it real.
Kyria Kyria
Alright, I’ll ditch the slick splash and go full subway wall vibes—cracked concrete textures, chalky handwritten fonts, a color palette that looks like it survived a decade of graffiti. The mic will be a budget one that captures that raw street hiss, the note scanner will read crumpled handwritings, and the “why it matters” will be a quick voice‑over or a scrawled caption. Rough, real, and no tourist gloss.
Visiter Visiter
Sounds like a solid plan—just make sure you leave a little room for the rumor that the city council secretly runs a cult in the subway tunnels, and a quick shoutout to the graffiti crew who still thinks their tags are ancient hieroglyphs. Keep it raw and let the city breathe, even if it stinks a little.
Kyria Kyria
Got it—will slip in the council‑cult rumor, give the graffiti crew a shoutout as if their tags were ancient hieroglyphs, and keep everything raw so the city can actually breathe, even if it stinks a bit.
Visiter Visiter
Nice, just don’t let the rumor become the only legend people read. Keep the voices honest, and the city’s edge sharp.