Tell me where.
I’ll plan the rest.

Flights, a place to stay, visas and every day on the ground — planned in one conversation, then kept up to date while you travel.

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The Jarvis trip chat, answering a request for hostels with live prices
Next trip · in 7 days Hanoi Aug 17 – Aug 24 · 8 days
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TALK TO IT LIKE
A PERSON

Our Mission

A travel agent in your pocket,
not another booking site.

We think planning a trip should feel like texting a friend who has already been there — and who happens to remember everything you like.

The Jarvis home screen showing an upcoming trip to Hanoi
Personal

It learns you once.

Hostels or boutique hotels. Packed days or slow mornings. Gluten-free, step-free, kid-paced — you answer once and every trip after this one starts already knowing you.

  • Ten questions, all optional, all editable later
  • Diet and accessibility treated as hard rules, never suggestions
  • Every plan explains why it picked what it picked
Features

Everything a trip needs,
handled in one thread.

No tabs, no spreadsheet, no folder of screenshots. You ask, it does the work, and the trip updates itself.

Plans by
chatting

Say what you want in your own words. It searches, compares and comes back with real options.

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Inbox files
itself

Connect Gmail once. Every confirmation is read, split apart and filed under the right trip.

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Day-by-day
itinerary

Real places with real opening hours, ordered so you are never crossing the city twice.

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Visas &
entry rules

Your passport checked against 39,000 rules before you book, not at the check-in desk.

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On the ground

Your gate, before
you think to look.

Four hours before departure a live card appears on your lock screen and stays there until you land. Gate changes, delays, the boarding call, wheels up and wheels down — all rewritten in place, never a new notification to dig out.

Live Activity card: Gate 12, Seat 24A, boards 14:05 Live Activity card: Day 3 in Hanoi, next stop Hanoi Opera House, 12 minutes away
An iPhone lock screen showing the Jarvis flight Live Activity LIVE UNTIL YOU LAND
How it works

Four screens in, it already
knows the trip.

Sign up, answer a few questions, and the first plan is waiting before you have finished your coffee.

Onboarding screen: Hi, I'm Jarvis
01 Say hello. Tell it where you are going.
Onboarding screen: You'll never upload a thing
02 Connect your inbox. Nothing to upload, ever.
Onboarding screen: Stop digging through your phone
03 Passports and passes land in one place.
Onboarding screen: I learn you once
04 Answer once. Every trip after this knows you.
Day-by-day itinerary for Hanoi Place detail for the Hanoi Opera House Map view of a day in Hanoi Settings screen
FAQs

Frequently
asked questions

The things people ask before they let an assistant anywhere near their travel plans.

01Does Jarvis actually book anything?

Jarvis finds the options, compares them on live prices and parks the one you choose as a task. You do the booking on the airline or hotel's own site, then tap “I booked it” — and the plan moves on to the next thing by itself. Nothing is ever charged through us.

02What does it do with my email?

It looks for travel confirmations and nothing else — a flight, a hotel, a train, a rental. It reads those, files them under the right trip, and ignores the rest of your inbox. You can disconnect the account at any time and everything it pulled goes with it. If you would rather not connect an inbox at all, forward confirmations to your private Jarvis address instead.

03Where do the recommendations come from?

Live search, not a memorised list. Every place in your itinerary is a real listing with an address, opening hours and a current rating, checked at the moment it was added — which is why a day never sends you to a museum that closed at four.

04How long does a full itinerary take?

About twenty seconds for a week. The whole trip is written in one pass rather than a day at a time, so you get the shape of it immediately and can start editing straight away.

05Can it handle visas?

Yes. Your passport is checked against a database of entry rules for every route it plans, and the answer arrives as a card in the chat — before you book, not after. Rules change, so it re-checks as your dates get closer.

06What happens when something goes wrong mid-trip?

The trip is live, not a PDF. A delayed flight shifts the first day, a closed restaurant gets swapped for one nearby, and the lock-screen card tells you before you have found the departure board.

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Your next trip
plans itself.

Free to start. No card, no forms — just tell it where you want to go.

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Travellers are already letting Jarvis do the boring half. Come along.

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