@herbiebradley@theojaffee my bet is that making a trip feel doable does a lot of the convincing. i’m building navly around that. tell it where you want to go and it puts the days, stops and routes on a map
I made Navly to plan a trip with AI and see it on the map, all in one app. Here’s how you can build a plan and change it.
What’s the part of trip planning you wish took less time?
A city day is more than a list of places. We’re shaping the route card to show the day, its stops, and the time between them together—so the flow of your plan is easier to see at a glance.
GPT-6-Sol
GPT-6-Luna
GPT-6-Astra-Minor
All three are incoming everyone.
These are the cheaper faster ones that sit under Astra.
Hang on tight and burn all the usage while you have it.
derive [earliest, latest] from opening hours, visit duration and fixed bookings, then clamp the generated start time into that range. No extra model call; user-set times stay fixed
Working on @navlyapp’s planner. If a place closes at 18:00, a 90-minute visit won't fit at 17:00. But 16:30 might work.
I'm trying to catch those cases without changing the places you picked or moving your bookings.
Been digging into Navly's trip-planning logic.
Friday 22:00-02:00 is still open at 00:30 on Saturday.
Tiny detail, but it changes whether a place actually fits into the day.
Navly is on the App Store. Turn places you want to visit into an organized trip on iPhone: explore destinations, manage saved places, and shape day-by-day plans with map context. If you try it, tell us where planning still gets messy.
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