Send the pile
Messy is the input.
SAVE 01
Reddit thread: coffee near Shibuya
SAVE 02
Maps save: Shibuya Sky twice
SAVE 03
YouTube cafe walk in Kichijoji
SAVE 04
Screenshot: rainy-day museum idea
Free concierge beta for the first 20 travelers
Your scattered links become one private, source-backed travel guide.
The beta is simple: send the pile, we clean it by hand, and you get back a private guide with source receipts.
Send the pile
SAVE 01
Reddit thread: coffee near Shibuya
SAVE 02
Maps save: Shibuya Sky twice
SAVE 03
YouTube cafe walk in Kichijoji
SAVE 04
Screenshot: rainy-day museum idea
Human cleanup
Guide back by email
Source-backed
Blue Bottle Coffee Shibuya
From your Reddit coffee thread. Good morning stop, not a destination by itself.
Reality check
Shibuya Sky
Book sunset tickets ahead or downgrade to daytime.
Phase A offer
We are using this free batch to learn how travelers want saved content cleaned up before the guide turns into a productized paid workflow.
Manual free concierge
Current beta batch
Freefirst 20
You submit the messy version. We reply by email with a private Trip Guide link once the cleanup is ready.
FAQ
What we do manually today, what you should send, and what to expect after you submit.
Open submit formQ01
Right now it is a manual concierge service. You send the travel links, screenshots, and notes you already saved, and we turn them into a cleaner private Trip Guide page. This is not an instant AI planner yet.
Q02
Whatever you already have: Google Maps links, Reddit threads, YouTube videos, docs, blog posts, and screenshots from TikTok, Reels, or Threads. You do not need a clean itinerary before submitting.
Q03
For the current free concierge beta, we aim to reply within 24-48 hours. If we need the original version of a screenshot or one missing detail, we will follow up by email.
Q04
Yes. Each submission is private. We do not run a public feed, we do not connect to your social accounts, and your Trip Guide link is meant for direct sharing, not search discovery.
Q05
The current plan is to learn from the first 20 manual cleanups, then move into a paid manual version. If pricing changes later, it will not affect people already accepted into this free batch.