Hey Product Hunt 👋 For a long time I’ve had one question stuck in my head: why has concierge‑style travel service always belonged to such a small number of people? If you wanted genuinely high‑quality travel help, it usually meant paying a lot for it — a hotel concierge, a private travel advisor, or a luxury service with one‑on‑one support. What made those services valuable wasn’t just information, it was judgment: understanding the destination, the pace of the trip, local customs, food, transport, and the tiny details that make travel feel smooth instead of stressful. But this kind of help has always been expensive, limited, and out of reach for most ordinary travelers. When AI got good enough, it finally felt like there might be another way. That’s why I started building TripPup: everyone should be able to have their own travel butler, not just another chatbot or search box. TripPup tries to understand your language, your taste, your budget, your pace — and stay with you before, during, and after the trip. The idea became clearest when we focused on real travel moments: You arrive in a new city, you’re tired, and you don’t know where to go. TripPup lets you ask naturally and get nearby suggestions without bouncing between maps, blogs, and random reviews. You’re in Thailand staring at a menu full of dishes you don’t recognize. Enter the restaurant name and TripPup recommends dishes based on your preferences, then generates a quick order list. Your plans for tomorrow suddenly don’t fit anymore. The weather changed or your energy changed. TripPup doesn’t just show you weather data — it adjusts suggestions based on your itinerary and conditions, so the help feels situational instead of generic. A few things TripPup can already help with today: Nearby exploration when you don’t know where to go Restaurant and dish recommendations based on place and your preferences Quick ordering support when you don’t know what to eat Translation and photo‑based understanding for menus, products, and signs Weather‑aware suggestions connected to your trip Itinerary planning and adjustment Keeping useful travel context in one place (bookings, notes, tickets, receipts) In the past, a personal travel concierge was a luxury. We think AI travel butlers can become something much more universal — and that’s the direction we care about most. I’d really love honest feedback from you all: Does this feel like something you would actually use while traveling? Which scenario feels most useful right away? What part of the “AI travel butler” idea still feels weak or unclear? Thanks so much for checking out TripPup. Happy to answer anything in the comments. Web: https://trippup.greats-ai.com/ iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tr...

TripPup - Your AI travel butler for real‑world trips

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