Easy navigation with Google Maps: Discover Paris Métro exits with an app, "Par ici!" A must-have in Paris.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of "Par ici!" on Google Play and iOS App Store on March 26, 2024. This groundbreaking app revolutionizes the way you navigate Paris Métro exits by providing detailed exit information, improving accessibility, and seamlessly integrating with Google Maps for a smoother métro experience.

As you may know, finding your way to the right exit in the Paris Métro can be a daunting task. With numerous exits and discrepancies between the location of the station on the map and in reality, it's easy to get lost. "Par ici!" solves this problem by accurately mapping all exits and providing essential information for efficient navigation.

Key features:
 Intuitive integration with Google Maps for easy navigation to Paris Métro
exits.
 Detailed information on accessibility features including escalators,
elevators and stairs, for travelers with mobility challenges.
 Convenient travel planning tools to help you find nearby hotels and tourist
attractions, optimizing your travel experience.

In addition to these key features, "Par ici!" offers flexible subscription plans (No automatic renewal), multilingual support, and a commitment to user privacy and transparency.

-Welcome to Paris-
Explore Paris with ease with Par ici! More than just navigation, it's your ultimate companion for effortlessly maneuvering through the Paris Métro exits. Join us in simplifying your Paris experience - download Par ici! today and embark on a stress-free adventure across Paris.

Google Play (Android):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yukiimunakata.parislabyrinth&pli=1

App Store (iOS):
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/par-ici-app/id6475200123

Introduction video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-M4tDbhpxI

8 Rue Jeanne d'Arc Issy les Moulineaux 92130 France

I am an individual living in the suburbs of Paris and does not work in the IT industry. I created this app to publish information that people with mobility difficulties need. There are still improvements to be made, and I try to modify it little by little. And once this app is recognized and used by more people, I plan to release a free version of the app with ads to keep the map app alive.

This release was published on openPR.