MY STORY
I’ve always lived life differently — untethered, curious, aligned with the unknown.
From the open roads to the quiet corners of new cities, I’ve learned that the most powerful connections don’t happen by chance — they happen by alignment.
But finding those aligned connections? Especially as a traveler, a seeker, a modern nomad?
That wasn’t always easy.
I created Nomara because I knew there were others like me — people who roam with purpose. People who aren’t just wandering, but aligning. People who crave real community, even while living on the move.
This app was born from my own journey:
From van life to solo travels… from searching for soul-level connections… to realizing the world needed a space for intentional travelers to meet — without randomness, without swipe culture, without losing their sense of purpose.
Nomara is more than an app. It’s a map for connection — designed for the ones walking a different path.
There’s something magical about the sound of tires on an open highway. That low, steady hum beneath you, the rhythm of wind against your windows, the quiet knowing that you’re heading somewhere new—even if you don’t know exactly where yet. I’ve always craved that. I’ve always been the one chasing freedom, craving space, and moving toward something that felt just beyond the horizon.
But here’s the part nobody told me about the nomadic lifestyle: freedom can feel empty when you don’t have anyone to share it with.
I started traveling to escape the routine—the predictable life, the 9-to-5 grind, the boxed-in way we’re told to exist. I built out a van, packed my life into it, and hit the road looking for beauty, adventure, and myself. And I found it. I found breathtaking sunrises over desert sands, I parked oceanside more times than I can count, I had moments where I felt completely alive.
But over time, I also found something else.
I found that even in the most beautiful places, you can still feel deeply alone.
I found that the road gives you freedom, but it doesn’t always give you connection.
I found that I was surrounded by endless scenery, but I craved people who truly understood this life.
The connections I made while traveling were often quick—passing conversations at coffee shops, a shared campsite for a night, a smile exchanged at a rest stop. And while those moments are special, I wanted more. I wanted depth. I wanted to meet people who weren’t just traveling, but who were living intentionally—aligned, awake, and craving the same kind of connection I was.
That’s when the seed for Nomara was planted.
I realized there was no space that really understood us—those of us who live life in motion. There were dating apps, sure. There were social media groups, but they were scattered and impersonal. I wanted something that was made for our pace. Something that respected the rhythm of a nomadic life. Something that wasn’t just about dating—it was about finding tribe, building community, and creating soul-aligned connections wherever we are.
Nomara isn’t just a name—it’s a vibration.
It’s about saying “no” to stagnation.
It’s about honoring the pulse of movement.
It’s about aligning with cosmic timing, trusting that your people are already in motion, just like you.
Nomara was born out of my own loneliness, but also out of my deep desire to bridge the gap between freedom and connection. I wanted to create a place where people like me—van lifers, travelers, remote workers, seekers—could find each other intentionally, without losing the fluidity and freedom of their journey.
This isn’t just my story. It’s our story.
It’s the story of every traveler who’s ever parked alone at sunset and wished someone else was there to share it.
It’s the story of every digital nomad who’s built a life outside the system but struggles to find people who “get” it.
It’s the story of every soul who knows the road, but also knows the ache of disconnection.
Nomara is for us. For the seekers. For the wanderers. For those who are not afraid to live outside the lines—but who also want their people, their tribe, their soul family.
Wherever you are in the world, wherever the road is leading you, I want you to know—
You are not alone. Your tribe is already in motion. And with Nomara, you can finally find them.
If you’re living by alignment, your people are closer than you think.