Chat
Private and group conversations form the starting point for coordination and shared planning.
HEYLU / CURRENT PRODUCT
FROM AN IDEA
TO A SHARED
PLAN.
Heylu is a social coordination experience where conversations, preferences, places and LU intelligence can become a real shared itinerary.
Open HeyluTHE EXPERIENCE / 01
ONE CONNECTED
COORDINATION FLOW.
The current product brings social coordination, discovery, voting, maps, saved places, itineraries and LU into one environment.
Vibe
Create shared choices, vote together and turn group preference into a decision that can move into an itinerary.
Explore
Discover places and experiences using location, saved places, current context and grounded provider data.
Map
Connect places, routes, airports, flights and itinerary moments spatially.
Itineraries
Build multi-day plans with places, activities, transportation and shared itinerary context.
LU
Ask LU to understand context, research options and turn an idea into a structured, actionable plan.
FROM VIBE TO ITINERARY / 02
DECIDE
TOGETHER.
THEN MOVE.
Vibes let people compare options and vote. Winning ideas can move into an itinerary instead of disappearing inside a chat thread.
Itineraries preserve destination, dates, places and shared context so planning becomes a continuing experience rather than a one-time answer.
Conversation → preference → decision → itinerary.LU + HEYLU / 03
INTELLIGENCE
INSIDE THE
EXPERIENCE.
LU can use permitted conversation and Heylu context to help users research, compare, plan and continue working on the same trip or idea.
CONTEXT
LU can work with relevant conversation, trip, itinerary and preference context instead of treating every turn as isolated.
GROUNDING
Place and web discovery can be grounded through provider services rather than relying only on model memory.
FEEDBACK
Likes, corrections and edits provide signals for personalization and evaluation while remaining separate from automatic model promotion.
PRODUCT DIRECTION / 04
STABILIZE.
LAUNCH.
IMPROVE.
Heylu is being developed around a launch-first approach: reliability, security, performance, onboarding, retention and useful coordination before adding more product surface.
New capabilities should strengthen the core coordination loop, not fragment it.