When you try a trip-planning app, what has to happen in the first five minutes for you to keep it installed?
I m testing Travvy s first-value moment for travelers worldwide. The current flow asks for a few preferences, generates a grounded multi-day trip or self-guided city tour around real places, then lets you ask questions or request changes.
I m building Travvy, an AI trip planner for travelers worldwide. Whether you re planning a weekend nearby or a multi-country trip, what makes you trust an AI-generated itinerary enough to actually use it?
For Travvy, the current bar is real places, honest schedule constraints, easy changes, and offline access. But I d like to learn which failure breaks trust fastest:
Travvy builds personalized multi-day trips and self-guided city tours around real places. Travelers can ask follow-up questions, request changes, and save tours and audio for offline use. It’s available in multiple languages on iOS and Android, and the first tour is free.
