Waypoints · The AI travel research system

The shortlist is done before you pack.

A Notion travel system with three AI agents. One tidies the places you bookmark all year. One researches every trip you flag, and delivers a curated, tiered shortlist matched to your taste and your budget. One scouts restaurants that match what you already love, and learns from how you rate them.

Get the system, $34.99 One-time. 14-day guarantee. Updates included.

Plan with purpose, without doing the work

The screenshots of restaurants. The saved reels. The starred maps and the notes file named after a city with two question marks. You collect places all year, and none of it is there when you book the trip.

So the planning starts over, in 40 open tabs, on listicles written for everyone, which means written for no one. And the hotel gets booked first, before you know where the trip actually lives, which is how every great meal ends up 40 minutes away.

You do not need more willpower or another blank template. You need the collecting, the checking, and the collating to happen without you, while the taste stays yours.

Flag a city. Wake up to a shortlist.

01

Save points of interest as you scroll

Drop half-finished bookmarks into your Points of Interest database, even just a name. A weekly Cleanup agent fills in the city, category, official site, address, and neighborhood.

02

Flag a trip

Set a city to Planning and pick a Budget Level: Value, Mixed, Elevated, or Splurge. That is the whole trigger.

03

Research runs

The Research agent reads your taste profile, sweeps sources like the Michelin Guide, Eater, the NYT, and The Infatuation, verifies what is still open, and scores every pick by tier and accolade, with a price band on everything that has one.

04

You review

Up to about 40 curated places land in your database at Draft, with a Where to stay note on the city page. You approve the keepers. Nothing books itself, ever.

What a first pass of a city can look like

Chicago · July 2026 · excerpt from a real run

EverBest-in-ClassRestaurant · Fulton Market · $$$$ · two Michelin starsThe city's most precise fine-dining room, and the anchor of the West Loop cluster.
The Langham, ChicagoBest-in-ClassHotel · River North · $$$$ · Forbes 5-StarInside Mies van der Rohe's IBM Building, the design-pilgrimage stay.
Sportsman's ClubStrongBar · West Town · $$ · Editorial PickA neighborhood cocktail bar the design press covers as often as the drinks press.
Graham FoundationStrongGallery · Gold Coast · free · Editorial PickArchitecture exhibitions inside the Madlener House, one of the most design-literate rooms in the city.
Where to stay: your highest-tier picks cluster in West Loop / Fulton Market (restaurant-first) and Gold Coast / River North (the all-round base, with the Langham in it). The same run also dropped two still-being-recommended cocktail bars after verifying they had permanently closed.

What you get

The whole system, not a template shell.

The Travel Dashboard

Two connected Notion databases, Cities and Points of Interest, with tier and accolade scoring, price bands, a review workflow, per-category page templates, and map, gallery, and day-planner views.

Three agents, written out

The Research, Cleanup, and Restaurant Scout agent instruction pages, the same ones our own systems run on, plus a Master rulebook your assistant follows. Prompts are editable in plain language and ready to be installed in any LLM or service like Notion.

Your taste and budget, saved

A fill-in taste profile the research weights toward, and a per-trip Budget Level from Value to Splurge with a $ to $$$$ band on every pick.

Onboarding in about 25 minutes

A numbered setup guide with troubleshooting, written for non-technical use, plus scheduled-task prompts you can paste as-is.

Works with Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini, any assistant that can connect to Notion. All our systems are tech agnostic, read more about why we do that here.

One trip pays for it.

$49.99 $34.99

launch price, one-time, less than one mid-range dinner on the trip

  • The full Notion travel system and all three agent instruction sets
  • Taste profile and per-trip budget levels built in
  • Works with Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini
  • Free updates, including the itinerary builder when it ships
  • Support at hello@flowstatefound.co
Get the system

14-day money-back guarantee. Email us and you get a refund, no questions.

Frequently asked questions

What do I need to run it?

A Notion account and an AI assistant that can connect to Notion, such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini with the Notion connection enabled. Setup is about 25 minutes with the numbered onboarding guide. No coding.

Will it book restaurants or hotels for me?

Not at this time. The agents research and organize; they never book, reserve, or pay. We are working on an agent for booking that is secure and light in token usage which will be available in future releases.

How is this different from asking a chatbot what to do in a city?

Where the answer lands. A chat answer scrolls away by Thursday. Here, research arrives as rows in your own database: filterable by neighborhood, scored by tier and accolade, priced from $ to $$$$, with a Where to stay note on the city page. And it compounds, trip after trip.

What if the recommendations feel generic?

You set a taste profile once, in plain words, and every run weights toward it. Sources are weighted toward real editorial publications, the Michelin Guide, Eater, The New York Times, The Infatuation, not content-farm listicles. Sharpen the profile and the picks sharpen with it.

Does it cost anything to run?

It runs inside the AI assistant subscription you already have; there is no extra software to buy. The daily research check is one database read, and real research happens only when you flag a trip.

Do the agents run on a schedule or on demand?

Either. The onboarding guide includes paste-ready prompts for a weekly cleanup and a daily research check, and both agents also run any time you ask, "research Lisbon now" works on day one.

Is there a guarantee?

Yes, 14 days, money back, no questions. Email hello@flowstatefound.co.

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