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TripSlay

TripSlay

AI trip planner for editable day-by-day itineraries

Jul 17, 2026 Productivity
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TripSlay

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TripSlay is a live AI trip planner for travelers who want an editable first draft instead of a generic travel list. It turns a destination, travel dates, and preferences into a structured day-by-day itinerary with mapped activities, timing context, sharing, and travel memory features.I am looking for a partner/co-founder who can help grow TripSlay beyond the product build: distribution, marketing, SEO/content, partnerships, community, launch campaigns, creator outreach, and early user feedback loops.The product is live at https://tripslay.com. Current focus areas include USA and Europe itinerary planning, map-based trip editing, shareable plans, and travel memories. I am open to discussing equity, revenue share, advisory collaboration, or sponsorship depending on contribution and commitment.Ideal partner profile:Growth/marketing/operator mindsetExperience with SEO, creator outreach, launch platforms, partnerships, or travel communitiesComfortable working with an early-stage AI/travel productInterested in helping acquire early active users and shape the roadmap from real traveler feedbackNot looking to sell the project outright right now. The main goal is to find someone who can help operate and grow TripSlay.

Comments (6)

Reggie Bernhard Reggie Bernhard 1 week ago

does it learn from my edits or just pretend i never changed anything?

Kip Wisoky Kip Wisoky 1 week ago

finally editable itineraries, most ai planners just spit out static lists

Gunner Graham Gunner Graham 1 week ago

what LLM is this wrapping

Dante Prosacco Dante Prosacco 1 week ago

without live data its just rearranging the same generic tourist stops

Vivianne Hegmann Vivianne Hegmann 1 week ago

which LLM powers this and how do you validate the venue data it spits out

Gianni Schmidt Gianni Schmidt 1 week ago

what's the stack behind this, and how do you handle state persistence for edits