Why this exists

A couple at a rooftop table at dusk, looking at photos together on one phone
The moment this product is for.
The problem

Trips evaporate

A year after the best week of your life, what's left is a camera roll you never open and a hotel name nobody can remember. The planning knowledge evaporates too — which neighborhood was right, which tour was worth it, what you'd never book again. Every family relearns their own lessons from scratch.

The idea

Memory first, planning second

Veltaway starts where the joy is: turning finished trips into keepsakes you'll actually revisit. The planner comes second, and that order matters — because a planner is only personal if it has something real to learn from. Yours learns from your own ratings and words, never from guesses about people like you.

The rules

Your data is yours

Your ratings and notes render exactly as you wrote them — never paraphrased. Nothing the app infers about you is hidden: every learned preference is visible, editable, and dismissable, and a dismissal is permanent. Trips and memories you mark sensitive stay out of everything. The planner proposes; you decide.