A polished web link
Interactive, mobile-first, and always current — one URL the client keeps for the whole trip.
§ The engine
An itinerary engine,
not a text generator.
TripOS plans trips in four auditable stages, grounds every stop in real data, and scores its own work before you ever send it.
01 Intent → 02 Evidence → 03 Schedule → 04 Validate
01
Intent
In · the brief — Out · each day's shape
Reads the brief — vibes, budget, pace, sleep rhythm — and plans the shape of each day: which neighborhoods, what energy curve, what sequence of slots.
02
Evidence
In · day shapes — Out · grounded candidates
Pulls live data for every candidate stop: venues with opening hours, ratings, and price level; events; weather; routes. Nothing is invented.
03
Schedule
In · candidates — Out · a sequenced day
Optimizes the day: travel time between stops, opening hours, meal timing, pace. Deduplicates, sequences, and balances until the day holds together.
04
Validate
In · the full plan — Out · a scored itinerary
Runs 8 feasibility checks and auto-repairs violations before the plan ships. Every itinerary carries a reality-check score you can stand behind.
§ Trust the output
Grounded, cited, honest.
Every block in a TripOS itinerary records where its data came from and how confident the engine is in it. Alternatives ride along with each stop, and outdoor plans carry a plan B — so a closed door or a rained-out afternoon never strands the day.
Source recordedConfidence scoredAlternatives attachedPlan B ready
§ Live replanning
When the trip breaks,
the plan doesn't.
A cancelled flight, a sudden downpour, a museum that closed early — the engine replans from where the traveler actually stands, not from the original plan. For agencies, that moment lands under your name: your clients see the brand they bought from handle it.
§ Deliverables
Ships like a deliverable,
not an export.
A print-ready PDF
Typeset for handoff — client meetings, welcome packets, seat-back pockets.
An .ics calendar
Every stop drops straight into Google, Apple, or Outlook calendars.
White-labeled — your logo, your colors — on paid workspace tiers