Built around your kids
Every child gets their own adventures, matched to their age and what makes them light up. A nine-year-old's day and a six-year-old's day, woven into one family plan. They even get their own travel journal.
One chat builds the whole trip. Yaycay plans around your kids, checks every meal against their allergies, travels with you, and turns it all into a keepsake. Paid once, for this holiday only.
The Yaycay planning chat building the Walkers' Singapore trip, three trip questions answered and a day taking shape
App screenshot. The live planning chat mid-conversation for the Walker family (Singapore, Sam 9, Pip 6, tree-nut allergy). Show 2-3 Yaycay chat bubbles in blue and one parent reply, with a day card just beginning to render beneath (per-child morning, an allergy flag chip). Clean status bar, no personal data. This is the hero 'UI proof' panel of the photo+UI pairing.
/media/home/hero-chat.pngTwenty browser tabs. A spreadsheet nobody else opens. Screenshots in the family chat. And on the trip itself, you are the one holding it all: the bookings, the backup plans, the "is this restaurant safe for her". Everyone else relaxes. You navigate.
The mental load, lifted. Here is what that actually means.
Every child gets their own adventures, matched to their age and what makes them light up. A nine-year-old's day and a six-year-old's day, woven into one family plan. They even get their own travel journal.
Most planners stop at departure. Yaycay travels with you: what to do when it rains, where to eat near where you actually are, with allergy flags and checks on every meal suggestion so you stay in control.
No subscription. No annual plan quietly renewing in March. One price for one holiday, because families take holidays, not subscriptions.
A parent fully present on holiday with their kids at golden hour, not buried in a phone
Nanobanana image. Documentary family-travel photograph, warm cream/sand grade, golden-hour available light. A parent walking a sunlit street or beach with two children mid-activity (one holding a gelato, one a map), shot from behind or over the shoulder. NO identifiable minor faces (back views, motion blur, or cropped above the face). The feeling is 'I am actually on this holiday', the opposite of being the walking itinerary. No posed smiles, no stock look.
/media/home/present-parent.jpgHere is one full day from a family's Singapore trip: two kids, one tree-nut allergy, one rainy afternoon, fully handled.
Morning adventures for each child. Lunch chosen with the allergy reasoning shown, not hidden. A rain plan that was ready before the clouds were. This is exactly what your free day looks like.
See the full sample dayA cropped view of the Walkers' sample free day, showing the allergy-vetted lunch card with its reasoning
App screenshot. A cropped section of the rendered free-day document for the Walker family (Singapore day 2), centred on the Satay by the Bay lunch block: the venue, the flagged stalls, and the visible 'what we checked / confirm on the day' reasoning. One margin annotation visible. This is the proof-teaser artwork.
/media/home/sample-day-crop.pngThe allergy reasoning is shown on the card, not hidden.
Where you are going, when, who is coming, ages, allergies, what they love. One conversation, not a form marathon.
A day-by-day holiday built around each child, with every meal suggestion checked against your family's dietary needs.
Answers on the ground, rain plans, "what is near us right now", without you re-researching at 9pm in the hotel.
After the trip, the kids' journals and your days become a keepsake book the family will actually look at again.
Every meal suggestion comes with flags, checks and reminders that help you stay in control: what we have checked, what you should confirm on the day, and how to ask in the local language. We will never tell you a restaurant is "100% safe", because no one honestly can. We will make sure you are never guessing.
How allergy checks workAn allergy-checked meal suggestion card flagging tree-nut risk, with what was checked and what to confirm on the day
App screenshot. A single meal-suggestion card from the Walker plan: venue name, a soft-green 'checked' row and an amber 'confirm on the day' caution row (text labels, never colour alone), the tree-nut flag, and the 'ask the kitchen' line in English and Mandarin. Shows flags-checks-reminders without ever saying 'safe' or '100%'.
/media/home/allergy-meal-card.png“I read the plan on the plane and realised I had nothing to hold in my head. First time ever.”
“Our daughter has a nut allergy. Having the questions to ask written out in Japanese changed the whole trip.”
“The keepsake book made my eight-year-old cry happy tears. Worth it for that alone.”
US$129 for the full done-for-you holiday, or US$59 if you bring the AI assistant you already pay for. Both start the same way: with a free day, built for your family, no card required.
Tell us three things about your trip. We will build one full day, free, so you can judge us on the real thing. Your free day arrives in your inbox within 24 hours.