Matvey Garbuzov

Tripy - AI travel planner that doesn't hallucinate

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Plan a trip in 20 seconds β€” without the AI making places up. Most AI planners hallucinate: closed restaurants, fake museums, 8-stops-a-day schedules. We built a RAG-based planner that only suggests verified, real places from a curated database, ranks them with an ML model trained on your interests, and optimizes the route order so you don't zigzag across the city. Free during beta. Available in English and Russian.

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Matvey Garbuzov
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Hey Product Hunt πŸ‘‹ I built this after one too many trips where I spent 5 hours planning in Google Maps + TripAdvisor + Notes, then showed up to a "highly recommended" restaurant that had closed two years ago. ChatGPT was faster but kept inventing places that didn't exist. So I built something different. Three things make it work: 🧠 RAG architecture, not generation from memory. The LLM can only describe places that exist in our verified database. 0% hallucinations by design β€” if it's not in the DB, it can't be in your trip. 🎯 ML personalization (LightGBM), not just star ratings. A 4.3-rated mid-range restaurant beats a 4.7 premium one if your profile says "foodie, mid-budget." Most apps rank the same way for everyone β€” we don't. πŸ—ΊοΈ 2-opt route optimization. Your day isn't a random list of points β€” it's ordered by actual geography, cutting travel time by ~30%. Free for now. A subscription will come later (route limits, extra cities) but right now I just want to see if people actually find it useful. What I'd love feedback on: Would you actually trust an AI-generated itinerary for your next real trip, or only as a starting point? Which city should we add to the database next? (Currently: Paris, New York, Moscow, Rome, Almaty, Istanbul + more coming) What's the one feature that would make you keep it on your phone after the trip ends? Will be in the comments all day. Roast it πŸ™