FingerTrip · Get Early Access · 2026
FingerTrip is a personal AI agent for exploring the physical world. It learns how you explore — taste, dislikes, past visits, and saved places — and combines that with the current moment to help you decide where to go. Preferences do not reset when you change city, so the same understanding works five minutes from home and in a city you have never visited. Early access is planned for 2026, launching first in Japan.
A personal AI agent that understands your taste and explores with you.
Learns your taste. Guides the moment. Remembers the journey.
Early access opens in 2026. First route: Japan, then major Asian cities.
FingerTrip is a personal AI agent for exploring the physical world. It learns your taste, dislikes, past visits, and saved places, then combines that with the current moment — where you are, the time, the weather, your mood, who you are with — to help you decide where to go. That understanding travels with you, so it works in your home city and in a city you have never visited.
Not as a public app. FingerTrip is in development, with early access planned for 2026. Join the waitlist at thefingertrip.com to be notified when it opens.
No. Everyday local outings are the core use — lunch, a date, a walk after work. The home city is where the agent learns you. The same personalization then travels with you when you go somewhere new. It is not a trip planner that only turns on when you fly.
Maps and review apps show what is nearby, popular, or highly rated by other people, and leave you to compare. FingerTrip’s job is to decide with you, based on your taste and this moment, instead of handing you another list.
A chat can suggest places if you describe yourself each time, and then it forgets. FingerTrip keeps a persistent understanding of how you explore, reads the current moment, and helps you actually go — including navigation — rather than producing a disposable list of names.
Pick for Me uses your taste and where you are right now to surface a few matches, not a feed of hundreds. The point is to go, not to keep searching.
Party Mode is for deciding with other people. Everyone shares what they want, and FingerTrip finds places that work for the group so the group chat does not become the planner.
First launch is Japan, then major Asian cities, then further expansion. Join the waitlist to hear when it reaches your city.
Yes. FingerTrip is completely free to use. Everyone should have access to better discovery, not only people who pay to compare more lists.
Open thefingertrip.com, enter your email, and confirm. You get a confirmation now; a priority invite follows when early access opens. One email, no spam.