Brooklyn couple creates guided walking tour app
A new app allows users to stroll through New York City streets with a new perspective.
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Oct 14, 2020, 2:34 AM
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Updated 1,294 days ago
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Gesso was made by newlyweds Henna Wang and Michael Reynolds. They created the app as a way to help museums.
As the world went into quarantine, it was outfitted to help New Yorkers rediscover their familiar neighborhoods.
The app works throughout the city and across the world.
Gesso is free and accessible in 10 different languages.
