Paloma Plans Your Trip With You

Paloma is an AI travel agent in private beta. It plans with you and hands the booking to Cynthia.

What Paloma Does

  • Itinerary

    Builds a day-by-day plan around your dates, your party and the ages of your children.

  • Watches the Trip

    Shares what Watch My Trip is tracking for you: deadlines, entry documents and storms.

  • Food Picks

    Suggests places to eat for your party and flags the reservation windows that matter.

  • Videos

    Finds walkthrough videos for the places on your plan so you can see them first.

  • Packing

    Turns your dates and destination into a packing list you can adjust.

  • Hands You to Cynthia

    Sends the finished plan to Cynthia as a brief when you want a booking.

Paloma is an AI assistant. Anything with a price or a booking is confirmed by Cynthia before it is real.

How Paloma Stays Accurate

Paloma reads from a hand-kept trip library. Every fact in it has a source and a checked-on date, and a fact past its expiry is shown as ask Cynthia instead of an old number.

What Paloma Never Does

  • Book, hold or change a reservation.
  • Claim to see live availability.
  • Quote a price that did not come from a dated source.
  • Scrape a supplier site.
Join the Private Beta

Email only. We write when the chat opens and never sell your address.

Join the Waitlist

One email when Paloma is ready for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Paloma?

Paloma is an AI travel agent that is joining the site in a private beta. It will help you build an itinerary, keep your trip in view, pick places to eat, find videos, make a packing list and hand you to Cynthia when you are ready to book. For now this page is a waitlist, and the chat opens later.

Can Paloma book my trip?

No. Paloma cannot hold a reservation, see live availability or take payment. It plans with you and passes the trip to Cynthia, who books through her supplier portals. Anything with a price or a booking is confirmed by Cynthia before it is real, and Paloma says so each time it comes up.

Where does Paloma get its facts?

Paloma answers from a hand-kept library of facts, each with a source and the date it was checked. A fact past its expiry is shown as ask Cynthia instead of an old number. Paloma does not scrape supplier sites and it does not guess prices. When it does not know, it says so.