🌍 Erasmus & living abroad

Erasmus: your new city becomes yours. And back home, peace of mind.

An "I'm okay" every day or every week, at whatever pace you agree on. Your family stops asking and you stop feeling watched. That's the deal.

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Going on Erasmus means really going: a new city, a new language, a different time zone. And a mom or dad wondering every night if you're okay. Mi Estela doesn't put you on a leash—it gives you a button so that, whenever you feel like it, your family knows everything's fine. And it gives them what they actually want to know: the city you live in, what time it is there, and your last "I'm okay."

The rest is for you: your new city all laid out (grocery store, pharmacy, bank, health center, embassy), paperwork explained in plain language, the country's emergency number, and a shared pot for splitting expenses with your flatmates.

All of this already works

What Estela does for you during your Erasmus

Safety is free. Always. SOS, letting your people know you're okay, and reaching them is never charged. Premium is just the memory. And only if you use it a lot.

Your "I'm okay"

Every day or every week, one tap and your people breathe easy. Presence, not surveillance.

Your new city, all laid out

Grocery store, pharmacy, bank, health center… everything you need those first days, already pinned for you.

How are you doing today? Premium

Tell Estela how you're feeling and she'll be right there with you: missing home, low on cash, a weekend with no plans…

Paperwork & red tape

Registering your address, the embassy, getting settled legally. Estela finds it all and explains it clearly.

What should I pack?

The checklist for moving abroad, so you don't leave anything important behind.

Local emergencies

The country's emergency number and the local contact you save, just in case.

Local time there

Estela knows what time it is in your city, so your family doesn't call you at 3 a.m.

The shared pot

Who paid for what, no arguing at the end. Log it in three taps and Estela tells you who owes what to whom. Not a single euro goes through us.

Other Erasmus students

Meet other Erasmus students in your same city, only if you want to. With permission, adults only.

We answer your questions

Frequently asked questions

Will my parents see where I am every hour?

Only if you want them to. The normal setup during Erasmus is sharing your city and sending an "I'm okay" every day or every week. You share your exact location only if you choose to, and you can switch to zone mode or go invisible whenever you feel like it.

What does Estela do for me those first days?

She pins everything you need when you arrive (grocery store, pharmacy, bank, health center, embassy), explains the paperwork (registering your address, the embassy, getting settled legally), and reminds you what to pack with the moving checklist.

Can I meet other Erasmus students?

Yes, only if you want to and only if you're 18 or older. You open up whenever you choose, your exact location is never shared, and to chat you both have to accept each other.

How much does it cost?

Nothing. Safety is always free: SOS, letting your people know you're okay, and reaching them. Premium is just the memory (your year's journal, your memories), and only if you use it a lot.