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eSIM, SIM rules, VPN, plugs, apps, payments and coworking. Every fact sourced and re-verified.

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What every destination kit covers

Draft sample
  • eSIM pickThe plan to buy before you land
  • Local SIM rulesRegistration, ID, and where to buy
  • VPN legalityStatus from the primary source
  • Plugs and voltagePlug types and the adapter to pack
  • Local appsRides, maps, food, and wallets
  • PaymentsCards, QR, and cash norms
  • Coworking and colivingFree listings, up to 3 labeled Featured

Each line links to its source and shows the date it was last verified.

First kits: Southeast Asia

More cities follow. Tell us where you're headed at info@alderloft.com.

CodeDestinationKit coversStatus
DPSBaliIndonesiaeSIM, SIM, VPN, plugs, apps, payments, coworkingIn research
BKKBangkokThailandeSIM, SIM, VPN, plugs, apps, payments, coworkingIn research
CNXChiang MaiThailandeSIM, SIM, VPN, plugs, apps, payments, coworkingIn research
SGNHo Chi Minh CityVietnameSIM, SIM, VPN, plugs, apps, payments, coworkingIn research
KULKuala LumpurMalaysiaeSIM, SIM, VPN, plugs, apps, payments, coworkingIn research
SINSingaporeSingaporeeSIM, SIM, VPN, plugs, apps, payments, coworkingIn research

How a fact gets on Rovakit

Travel advice goes stale fast. We show our work instead of asking you to trust us. The full note is on How we verify.

  1. Start from the primary source

    The regulator, the carrier, or the operator's own page. When only a secondary source exists, the fact carries a label saying so.

  2. Write one plain sentence

    Each fact is a single claim you can act on, with its sources linked right underneath.

  3. Re-check it on a schedule

    Fast-moving facts are re-checked daily, slower ones weekly or monthly. You always see the last verified date, and overdue facts are flagged, not hidden.

What a fact looks like

Every card in a kit follows the same shape, so you can scan a whole country in a minute.

  • The claim. One sentence, no hedging filler.
  • The source. A link, plus whether it is primary, secondary, or the vendor.
  • The date. When it was last verified, in indigo so it is easy to find.
  • The confidence. High, medium, or low, and why if it is not high.
Local SIMSampleSecondary source onlyLow confidence

Sample claim. This is where a single, sourced sentence about a destination appears, such as the rule a visitor needs to know at the SIM counter.

Placeholder sourceSecondary sourceDraft, dated Oct 13, 2026

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