Origio: A personalized tool to help you decide where to live abroad based on salary, visa, and lifestyle
By
Rohan Chaubey
There's a fresh bagel in here somewhere. We couldn't find it.
Summary
Origio is a personalized relocation tool that helps users decide where to live abroad by answering 8 questions about their job, passport, rent budget, and priorities. It scores 25 countries based on salary after tax, visa difficulty, cost of living, and quality of life. The free tier shows top 3 matches, while a one-time payment Pro tier unlocks all 25 countries, a salary calculator, visa checklist, and country comparison features.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledI built Origio because I was genuinely trying to figure out if moving abroad made financial sense for me and couldn't find anything useful.
Numbeo gives you generic city data. Nomad List tells you about the coffee shops. Neither of them tell you what you'd actually take home on your salary after local tax, or whether your passport makes the visa process a nightmare.
So I just built it myself.
Answer 8 questions about your job, passport, rent budget and what you actually care about.
One-time payment, no subscription.
You might also wanna read
United Airlines Flight Returns to Newark After Passenger's Bluetooth Device Name Triggers Alert
A United Airlines Boeing 767 flight from Newark to Panama City was forced to return to Newark after a passenger's Bluetooth device name — re
simpleflying.com·14h ago
Fidelity Systems Glitch Causes Customer's Life Savings to Vanish from Online Account
A Fidelity Investments customer experienced a terrifying systems glitch where her phone number and email were removed from her profile, and
nytimes.com·1d ago
Cybercriminals Use Stolen Hotel Reservation Data to Launch Targeted Phishing Attacks on Travelers
Security researchers have discovered that cybercriminals are stealing real hotel reservation data from at least 350 hotels across 50 countri
wired.com·1d ago
Indie App Spotlight: NextThere offers public transit navigation with historical delay data
NextThere is an indie app featured in 9to5Mac's Indie App Spotlight series that helps users navigate public transit across different cities.
9to5mac.com·1d ago
China's tech boom fuels a new wave of high-tech tourism from global investors and founders
China is experiencing a surge in "tech tourism" as founders, investors, and engineers pay up to $9,000 for curated tours of EV factories, ro
restofworld.org·1d agoChina's tech boom fuels a new wave of high-tech tourism from global investors and founders
China is experiencing a surge in "tech tourism" as founders, investors, and engineers pay up to $9,000 for curated tours of EV factories, ro
restofworld.org·1d ago