There’s a new app in town, and it wants to get you off the couch and out into the world to experience, well, life. Local platform Tickle curates more than 100 activities for you to socialize and try new things, and these are all conceptualized and helmed by everyday individuals in Singapore.
That means each experience is casual and cozy, held in host homes or public spaces, and can last anywhere from one to three hours. Tickets are priced between $20 to $80 on average, but premium ones can go up to $300.
If you’re the type to get bored easily, or you’re just unsure of what else Singapore has to offer besides tourist traps, perhaps take a look at what Tickle has to offer. Options include photographing sessions, eco-walks with nature lovers, workshops on the art of mixing vinyl, commando boot camps, drawing classes, and ketupat weaving tutorials.
But what piqued our interest was the parkour training sesh on surviving a zombie apocalypse. Sure sounds like a useful skill to have, no?
Tickle is free to download for Apple and Android devices.
