Install
There’s nothing to download. TUT is already open — this is it
TUT is a website, so on a computer you are using the whole app right now: no install, no file, no app store. On a phone you can go one step further and put it on your home screen — its own icon, full screen, no browser bars.
Free check-in · no app store
01 The steps
Three devices, three honest answers
Pick what you are holding. On a phone you finish with a TUT icon on the home screen; on a computer you have already finished.
iPhone & iPad
- 1Open tutapp.co in Safari.
- 2Tap the Share button — the square with the arrow.
- 3Scroll down and tap “Add to Home Screen”.
- 4Open TUT from your home screen.
No App Store, no download — Apple’s own Add to Home Screen.
Android
- 1Open tutapp.co in Chrome.
- 2Tap Install when the browser offers it.
- 3No offer? Menu ⋮ → “Install app” (or “Add to Home screen”).
- 4Open TUT from your home screen.
One tap when Chrome offers it — and the menu route always works.
Computer
- 1You are already done: this page is TUT, in full.
- 2Bookmark tutapp.co so it is one click away next time.
- 3Optional — in Chrome or Edge, the install icon at the end of the address bar gives it its own window. Same site, no file.
Nothing to install and nothing to download — the website is the app.
On a phone, once it’s added TUT gets its own icon and opens full screen with no browser bars. It is still the website you’re reading now — the same one, with the browser out of the way. Nothing was downloaded to make that happen.
02 What you get
What TUT does — today, and next
We’d rather under-promise. Here’s exactly where TUT stands.
Live today
- The AI chat guide, answering from a sourced knowledge base
- Your name in hieroglyphs
- Pharaoh Me portraits
- Dark & light themes
- Write to the guide in your own language — it answers in twelve, Egyptian Arabic and Franco included
- Install to your phone — no app store
- Check in and get your boarding pass
- More of Egypt in the knowledge base
- Verified local prices
- Trips & plans library
Where the knowledge base has nothing, TUT says so instead of guessing.
On the way
- Hire a licensed tour guide
- Rent a place to stay
- Group trips & shared events you can join
- Museum maps & annotations
- Buying the pass — Stripe checkout
- Voice mode in the browser
03 What it costs
Free to install. Free to check in.
Check-in
FreeCheck-in is free: your name in hieroglyphs, one Pharaoh Me, and a few guide questions a day.
7 days
499 EGP≈ $9
30 days
Explorer
999 EGP≈ $193 months
2,599 EGP≈ $49
6 months
Resident
4,699 EGP≈ $8912 months
7,799 EGP≈ $149
Launch pricing — may change. Paid checkout isn’t live yet; nothing is charged today.
04 No signal
It still opens when the bars disappear
Pages you have already opened stay readable.
The app shell loads from your phone, not the network.
Your own pass state — the last copy your phone loaded.
That is the whole promise, deliberately. The AI guide answers over the network, so it needs a connection: a dead SIM inside a temple means the pass and the pages, not the chat.
Egypt’s waiting. Check in.
Your name in hieroglyphs and your Pharaoh portrait — free, in about a minute.
Check in — it’s free