Etiqo is a travel etiquette and language app for iPhone, made by one person. It is on the App Store, free. If something is broken, wrong, or missing, write to sakaclothing.customerservice@gmail.com. A real person reads every message, and a reply usually takes a day or two.

Is there anything to pay for?

No. This version is free: every country, every rule, every quiz and every language course is included, with no purchase, no subscription and no advertising.

A paid option may arrive in a later version, and it may cover things that are free in this one. If that happens, the price and exactly what it covers are shown to you in the app before you buy anything, Apple takes the payment under its own terms, and nothing is charged without you agreeing on that screen. The Terms of Use say the same, and they are the version that binds.

Something in the app is wrong

Etiqo describes laws and customs across roughly 200 countries, and those change. If you know a place well and something here is out of date or simply wrong, please tell us which country and which line. Corrections from people who live somewhere are the most useful mail we get.

Etiqo is educational, not authoritative. It is not legal, safety, immigration or travel advice. Before you rely on anything here for a real trip, check your government's official travel guidance and the destination's own official sources.

Your data

There is no account and no server. Everything Etiqo knows about your learning sits on your iPhone, and you can erase all of it at any time from Settings, under “Your data”. Deleting the app removes it too. The Privacy Policy sets out the detail.

Requirements

iPhone running iOS 18 or later. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to configure before you can read a country.