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An AI travel guide that suggests personalized activities and lets friends follow your trip live.
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Picking activities in an unfamiliar destination usually means scrolling through generic "top 10" lists; this AI travel guide app instead suggests personalized activities and places based on stated preferences, aiming to surface what fits a specific traveler rather than what's broadly popular.
The social layer is built in rather than added on: friends can be invited to join a trip, see the same recommendations, and contribute to a shared timeline that captures the trip as it happens. For anyone traveling solo, that same timeline lets family and loved ones follow the trip in real time from home, without needing a separate group chat or scattered photo shares to stay updated.
Access currently runs through a private beta on Google Play, with the site directing interested users to apply rather than download immediately — a meaningfully different state than a public, generally available app. The site is built and based in Sweden, according to its footer.
Because it's in private beta, the site doesn't state a timeline for public release, which platforms beyond Google Play (if any) it will eventually support, or how long beta access approval typically takes. Anyone applying for access should treat it as a beta product still being shaped, not a finished app ready for a trip already booked.
Access currently requires applying, according to the site — it's in private beta on Google Play rather than a standard public download, so getting in isn't guaranteed or immediate.
Yes — the site describes inviting friends to join a trip and contribute to a shared timeline, and separately states that family or loved ones can follow a traveler's adventures in real time even if they aren't part of the trip itself.
The site states recommendations are based on the traveler's preferences, though it doesn't detail on the page exactly what preference data is used or how specific the suggestions get for a given destination.
The site only mentions Google Play and private beta access, without stating support for other platforms — anyone outside that should check current availability directly rather than assume broader coverage.
