An AI that plans your trips and moves

A trip looks like one decision and turns out to be forty. Where to go, when, how to get there, where to stay, what's actually worth doing, how it all fits together, and whether it works for everyone coming along. You end up with fifteen browser tabs, a half-finished note, and the nagging sense you've forgotten something. The information is all out there — the assembling is the work, and no search box does that for you.

That's exactly the kind of multi-step, remember-everything project a personal AI is built for. Not to show you more listings, but to do the assembling and carry the plan forward until it's ready for your yes.

You start with a sentence — "a long weekend in Lisbon in October, somewhere walkable, not too touristy" — and it takes it from there:

• Researches the destination. Neighborhoods, the right time to go, what's worth your limited days, and what to skip.
• Builds the itinerary. A realistic day-by-day plan that accounts for travel time and your pace, not a generic top-ten list.
• Compares the options. Flights and stays weighed against your budget and preferences, with a clear recommendation rather than a wall of results.
• Lines up the bookings. Everything ready to confirm, so all that's left is your review and payment.
• Follows up on the details. The reservation you meant to make, the document you need, the thing that's cheaper if booked early.

The reason a good travel agent beat a search engine was memory — they knew you. Tell Memonion once that you like boutique hotels over big chains, travel carry-on only, always want a late checkout, and hate red-eyes, and it applies all of that to every future trip without being asked. It also remembers the people you travel with, so "plan a weekend for me and Sam" already accounts for Sam's constraints.

A relocation is just a trip with higher stakes and a hundred more loose ends — and it's where things slip through the cracks most. Memonion can research neighborhoods against what matters to you, build a moving timeline and checklist, gather quotes from movers, and keep the whole sprawling project from unravelling. Crucially, because it's proactive, it reminds you about the deposit, the address changes, and the utility set-ups as their deadlines approach — not after you've missed them.

Planning a trip means touching your money and your calendar, so Memonion stops right before both. It does all the research, comparison, and assembly, then hands you the booking to review and pay for yourself. You get a plan that's 95% done and keep full control of the 5% that's irreversible — the flights, the deposits, the dates.