Travel
Wandor
A trip planner that shows the answer, not the form — a real seven-day itinerary sits under the prompt.
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Why it works for your business
- The prompt and its output are both on screen. A visitor sees the quality of the plan before signing up, which is the entire pitch of an AI product.
- The itinerary is written in specifics — a kissaten with a till from 1974, ramen at 22:40. Concrete detail is what separates this from a generic generator.
- A live re-plan example handles the obvious doubt: it is pouring and the museum is outdoors. Showing recovery is more persuasive than claiming flexibility.
- Three curated routes give the undecided visitor somewhere to go, so the page still works for people who arrive without a destination.