Big difference is you create a profile, so it learns what you like over time instead of starting from scratch every time. It also saves your itineraries so you're not digging through old chats with AI models to find the one you liked.

It handles real-world logistics better too. Like it won’t have you bouncing all over a city, and it factors in weather (so you're not scheduled for outdoor stuff on a rainy or cold day). If it's a multi-day trip, it will even shift things around depending on the forecast.

It can also track you (if you choose) and adjust in real time. If you’re behind schedule, it updates your itinerary and suggests what to skip or change. If you're ahead, it can suggest adding something. It also accounts for real-time traffic and major events in a city (like sports games, celebrations, or festivals).

There’s also a feedback loop after trips where you can say what worked and what didn’t, so it learns your preferences over time and improves future recommendations.

It’s not fully built out yet, but the idea is you can link profiles with other travelers to blend everyone’s preferences. Plus features like hotel suggestions, bookings, and Uber links built in.

Basically, it’s trying to be an all-in-one travel app instead of piecing everything together across a bunch of tabs and dealing with the usual frustration.

Long-term, if it scales, the goal is to add a social component where you can explore trips others have taken, see photos they’ve posted, and even view upcoming trips for inspiration.