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Tap and get a random One Thing to explore, connect, or just enjoy life abroad.
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You got a Thing. What’s next?

Do it in Real Life

Go out and complete the challenge offline.

Make it yours

Confirm with a photo — this Thing is now part of your collection.

Grow your Profile

Each completed Thing grows your profile and unlocks future local perks.

Be inspired and collect more

Check out the community, remix ideas, and come back for new challenges.

What Happens Next?

1. Get a One Thing

Tap to unlock a daily spark for your new life.

2. Do it in Real Life

Try the tip or challenge, right where you are.

3. Make it yours

Confirm with a photo — this Thing is now part of your collection.

4. Come back tomorrow

New day, new Thing, more to explore.

Things Completed by the Community

Join the Globio Community — Feel at Home Everywhere

Discover real tips, stories, and daily sparks from people like you. Share your own and help others turn every new place into home.
Places
Completed by
@juliawong_86
Surf at Canggu’s Batu Bolong Beach
Rent a board for 60K IDR/hour right on the sand. Morning sessions (6–9 AM) are best for beginners. Instructors available.
Local Context
Completed by
@markus.hahn
Register Your Address in Vienna (Meldezettel)
Bring your rental contract + passport to MA35 office at Dresdner Straße 91. It’s free. Go early — queues start at 7:30
Completed by
@georgemann
Daily Things
Buy a Local SIM Card in Cascais
Buy a SIM card in Cascais at Vodafone, NOS, or MEO shops for about €10–€20 with your ID, and get 3–5GB data.
Completed by
@sachiko_nakamura
Local Context
Understand Trash Sorting in Tokyo
Pick up a local garbage calendar at Setagaya Ward Office. Burnables: Mon/Thu. PET bottles: Wed. Fines can be ´
Places
Completed by
@nuno.tavares
Explore Lisbon’s LX Factory on a Sunday
Visit after 11 AM for the local design market. Grab brunch at Nicolau, and don’t miss the bookstore in the old
Daily Things
Completed by
@claire_mendoza
Join a Yoga Class in Medellín
Try your first Vinyasa session at Casa Yoga Medellín (Cra. 43F #11-60). Classes every morning at 8:30 AM —
Places
Completed by
@zaid.malik
Walk the Bo-Kaap Streets in Cape Town
Start at Wale Street around 10 AM for best light. Visit the museum (R30 entry) and enjoy koeksisters at Faeeza’s Kitchen.
Completed by
@irakli_kobalia
Local Context
Learn Tipping Norms in Tbilisi Cafés
Tipping is optional but appreciated. Locals usually round up or leave 10%. Some places auto-add a 10% service fee.
Places
Completed by
@elenadutra
Climb the Monkey Forest Trail in Ubud
Enter from Jl. Monkey Forest gate. Entry fee is 80K IDR. Arrive before 9:30 AM to avoid heat — bring water and no snacks.
Completed by
@andras.gabor
Daily Things
Buy a Monthly Metro Card in Budapest
Go to the Deák Ferenc tér BKK booth with your passport. Get the 9500 HUF travelcard for unlimited rides in the city
Places
Completed by
@vassiliki_p
Climb Mount Lycabettus in Athens at Sunset
Use the funicular from Aristippou Street (€10 round trip). Viewpoint gets busy after 7:30 PM — arrive early for a quiet spot.
Completed by
@gianni_rossi
Understand Quiet Hours in Rome
Locals observe silence 2–4 PM and after 11 PM. Avoid loud music or renovation work — fines can reach €200.
Local Context
Places
Completed by
@mariaflores.mx
Work from HUBB Coworking in Oaxaca
Day pass is 200 MXN. Includes coffee, AC, fast Wi-Fi. Open from 9 AM to 6 PM — 5 min walk from Santo Domingo.
Completed by
@nina_rado
Do Laundry at Mister Lav in Belgrade
Self-service machines, 400 RSD per load. Located at Kralja Petra 56. Open daily until 10 PM. Staff speaks English.
Daily Things
Places
Completed by
@liam.thompson
Swim at Bondi Icebergs in Sydney
Open to the public year-round. Entry is $9 AUD. Bring a towel — lockers available. Go early to avoid crowds.

That’s it! Step by step, you’ll feel more at home — wherever you are.

This is our Mission

Your Questions, Answered

Where do Things come from?

Some Things are generated by AI, others are shared by adapted expats, and a few are truly exclusive drops. What unites them is their real usefulness — each one is a spark of experience you can apply to make your adaptation smoother, richer, and more alive.

Why should I collect and complete Things?

We believe adaptation doesn’t have to be heavy and boring.
Globio turns it into a playful journey, giving you daily reasons to explore, connect, and create new experiences — even if you’ve been living abroad for years.

Who is Globio for?

Globio is made for relocating families, digital nomads, and open-minded travelers who value peace of mind and seek to feel at home anywhere in the world.

What is the Globio team striving for?

To create a real sense of home for everyone who relocates. A true home gives you the power to love, create, and live fully — wherever you are. That’s the mission of Globio.

Who’s behind Globio?

Today, there are four co-founders behind Globio.
We all have families, kids, a deep love for freedom and motorcycles.
We live in migration ourselves — across Turkey, Spain, and Austria — and together we have over 12 years of relocation experience across 40+ countries.
What connects us is a shared spirit of creating meaningful tools for a better life anywhere.
We are cosmopolitans, embracing the new reality — and building Globio as a way to live freely, fully, and meaningfully in every place we choose.

What do I gain by completing Things?

Each completed Thing earns you Units — small internal points that reflect your personal journey and growth in your new place.

Is Globio just about the “One Thing” feature?

No. If the feature proves helpful, it will stay on the main screen of our app as a simple, repeatable action, alongside our existing “Shortcuts” feature (advices from adapted expats) and the upcoming “CoExplore” feature (join real-world trips and meetups with fellow relocators).

Before You Roast Us…

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You're testing the core idea of Globio — breaking migration down into doable daily actions. It’s a beta. The AI is just learning — weirdness might happen.