This is how Archie works, shown on a trip to Pennywick Cove, a seaside town that does not exist. Nothing here is a promise about a real trip, and nothing you tap is sent anywhere. In the app, the places, flights and dates are yours.
You forward a booking confirmation, say how the trip should feel, and Archie plans the days around it. Then it stays with you in the destination: it tells you when rain, a closed place or a flight delay changes your day, and it leaves every call to you. Archie never books or rebooks anything.
Forward the confirmation email. There is no blank page and no typing in your flights. Rules read most emails; a model is only the backup for an unusual one.
Rest, adventure, romance. Archie leans every day toward what you picked. A model chooses the places from real ones and its answer is checked.
Not a list of a thousand. Each pick says why it fits you, today.
Rain, a closure, a delay: Archie suggests a swap and says why. Nothing changes until you tap Swap it. A forecast and opening-hours check decides it, not a model.
Bookings, hotel details and emergency numbers stay open offline.
Say Not for me once and Archie remembers. It is a simple score of what you tap and visit.
See who is where, and set a meet-up. Sharing your location is your choice, and it stops by itself.
You make every call. What you tell Archie is never sold or used for ads.
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