Launching late 2026 · New York first

An AI that books, not just chats.

Tell T what you're after, in plain English. It composes the night, the weekend or the trip — real tickets, real tables, real rooms — and stays with you as plans change.

You, to T

“Knicks game Saturday, dinner before, four of us.”

One composed Plan

Saturday at the Garden, for four

Four tickets, section together

Dinner at 5:30, a short walk away

The ride home, on standby

Proposed to your group chat — everyone commits their own share, and it books as one.

The difference

Most AI planners hand you a list. T holds the Plan.

Because T holds the whole Plan — not just the conversation — it can book it, re-shape it when things change, and nudge the next step at the right moment.

“Your show ends at 10. Want the ride waiting?”

The next step, already in motion — offered, never imposed.

Group-aware, not solo-only

T proposes to the chat, not just to you — the one thing no AI planner does. The group votes, commits, and the Plan books as one.

On hand at any step — never in the way

T is supporting cast, not the star. Plan the whole thing yourself, hand it one errand, or let it compose the night — always your call.

Founding thousand

Welcome to the first thousand — $20 in Tickitin credit.

Use it together or in parts, for 90 days from launch. Waiting in your account the day we open.

Questions

About T, briefly.

Can I just plan without the AI?

Always. T is on hand at any step — and never required for any of them. Build a Plan entirely by hand, hand T one errand (“find us a table near the venue”), or let it compose the whole night — and mix all three inside a single Plan.

What can T actually book?

Real inventory, not suggestions: event tickets, hotels, experiences and dining reservations at launch — composed into one Plan or booked on their own. T works with the same live availability you'd book by hand on Tickitin, so when it proposes a table at 5:30, that table is actually free — accept it and it's booked.

What happens when plans change?

T holds the whole Plan, so it re-shapes around the change — a later dinner, one more person, a moved show — instead of starting the conversation over. That works for groups too: T re-proposes the affected pieces to the chat and the Plan re-splits, so nobody rebuilds anything from scratch.

Plan together. Plan for one.
Every experience, composed.