Travvy

AI trip plans and self-guided tours with real places

3 followers

AI trip plans and self-guided tours with real places

3 followers

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.

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Launch tags:Android•Travel•Artificial Intelligence

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Hi Product Hunt! I’m Eduard, Travvy’s creator. I built Travvy because planning a trip usually means stitching together generic itineraries, maps, notes, and audio guides. Travvy turns a few preferences into a grounded trip or walkable city tour using real places, then lets you ask questions and request changes. Tours and audio can be downloaded for offline use. Travvy is available on iOS and Android, supports Spanish and other languages, and the first tour is free. I’d especially value feedback on whether the first tour feels useful quickly and which part of trip planning still feels hardest.

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3mo ago

What makes the first five minutes of a trip planner worth keeping?

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.

Which outcome matters most on first use?

a complete plan that is immediately usable

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3mo ago

What makes an AI trip plan feel trustworthy?

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:

too many tourist traps

unrealistic travel times

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