Arrivo speaks first: where to go when you land, a good place to eat nearby, what's about to close, and what to do when rain rolls in. It asks before it assumes, plans your stay with you, and your trip journal writes itself.
Works in any browser, on a laptop or a phone. The iPhone app is on its way. Free while Arrivo is in beta.
No list of forty places to scroll through. Arrivo waits for the moments that make or break a day, then makes one suggestion you can say yes to.
It knows your flight and your hotel, so it knows whether your room is ready, how to get there, and where to eat nearby if it isn't.
Open now, open long enough to eat, and somewhere it hasn't sent you before. Places other travelers found get a say too.
Put the places you want to see on your plan. Arrivo tells you when to leave to still have time there.
When rain is coming it reorders the rest of your day: what to do now, and what to keep for when it clears.
The places you checked in to become a journal entry for the day, with your photos, ready to keep or share.
Staying a few days? Arrivo drafts each one: your own must-sees first, then well-rated places near your hotel that are open when you'd get there. Its ideas are only suggestions until you say yes.
Miradouro de Santa Luzia
Suggested
Sé de Lisboa
Suggested
You land at 1:40. The day starts once you're settled.
Museu do Azulejo
Praça do Comércio
Suggested
Rua Augusta Arch
Suggested
Room left for lunch, picked on the day.
Jardim da Estrela
Suggested
A lighter day, because you asked for one.
Tell Arrivo it's a business trip and it asks your working hours, once. While you work it stays out of the way. When you're done, the evening is planned.
Check in where you are, even a stall with no name on the map. Add a photo or a short video and a note. Every place lands on your own map, and every day gets its page.
Your passport, journal, trips, check-ins and the plan for your stay are free, always. While Arrivo is in beta, live suggestions are free too. After launch, the first two days of live suggestions are free, then a pass turns them on for the days you choose. A pass is a one-time purchase. It never renews.
Planned prices in US dollars; they may change before launch. Passes will be sold here in the browser and in the iPhone and Android apps.
Arrivo needs to know where you are to be useful. It keeps as little as it can.
Add your flight and hotel, and see what Arrivo says when you land.
Start your tripIn a browser, Arrivo makes suggestions while the page is open. The phone app can also reach you when it's closed.