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Yanvara
AI travel planner that verifies every venue is real
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AI travel planner that verifies every venue is real
9 followers
Most AI trip planners hallucinate — closed hotels, restaurants that don't exist, made-up prices. Yanvara turns one sentence into a complete day-by-day itinerary — route, real venues, weather, budget, packing, booking links — then verifies venues against live Google data and flags anything it can't confirm. A plan you can actually book, not a plausible guess. Refine any day by chat, share it, export to calendar or PDF. Web + native mobile, free to start.
The verification step against Google is genuinely clever, would love to see that expand to include hours and seasonal closures too, so a "confirmed" venue actually means it's open when I show up.
@grselnxgk Thanks Gürsel — you pushed us on exactly the right thing, so we just shipped a first version: Yanvara now flags any museum/landmark-type stop that lands on a day it's usually closed (checked against its live Google hours), right on the itinerary, so "verified" starts to mean "open when you arrive." Per-venue hours on the badge itself is next. Really appreciate the nudge — reload a plan and you should see it.
honestly the live venue check is a huge win, but one thing that would be really helpful is adding price drop alerts for the flights or hotels in my itinerary. like if you ping me when a fare on my booked route drops below what the plan budgeted, that would be amazing
@yeterkeyq Love this, Yeter. We already know your route and what the plan budgeted, so pinging you when a fare or rate drops under that is a really natural fit. We've scoped it — the tricky part is a reliable live-fares feed to watch, so it's a bit further out than the venue work, but it's firmly on the radar. Quick one: would you want that as a push notification the moment it dips, or a daily digest?
The venue verification is a really smart hook, that's the part that actually sold me. One thing that would make this way more useful on the road: offline access to the full itinerary, including maps and booking details, so I can pull it up on a plane or in a spotty connection without scrambling.
@veysel981611 Good news, Veysel — some of this already works today: Yanvara is an installable app (PWA), so once you open a trip it's cached for offline, and we fall back to a simple route map when you're off-grid. Making the full booking detail + maps rock-solid for planes and spotty signal is on the list. Try "Add to Home Screen" before your next trip and tell me how it holds up — that's exactly the feedback we need.