TripBlocks / Field note 01 A calmer way to plan a trip 2026 飞猪 AI 旅行创新大赛

Fig. 01The shape of a week / 34.5° N

The premise

Every trip has an elephant in the room: the plan itself. TripBlocks turns the week into blocks you can move — grounded in real rooms, real tables, and a quiet second opinion.

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01 / The premisePlan / in blocks

The week is not a list.
It is a shape.

A seven-day trip is a living arrangement: a late night before an early train, a splurge before a quiet afternoon, a market crawl that eats the whole morning.

TripBlocks makes those tensions visible. Move a block and the cost, the route, and the pace move with it. No generated itinerary to accept or reject — just a plan you can keep editing.

Move a block
01Rooms and tables that actually exist.
02A second opinion that reads the whole week.
02 / The methodArrange / ground / ask

Arrange.
Ground. Ask.

Three moves, in this order. The board stays the hero; the intelligence stays beside it.

  1. 01

    Arrange

    Drag a day, a stay, a long lunch. Edit the time, place, budget, and the note that tells you why it mattered. The week recomputes quietly.

    Drag / drop / edit
  2. 02

    Ground

    Open live options from FlyAI. Real hotels, real sights, real prices, real Fliggy links — then put one on the day it belongs to.

    FlyAI / Fliggy
  3. 03

    Ask

    Wander reads the full itinerary, not just the last message. It suggests one small move, with a reason. You decide whether it enters the plan.

    Managed Agent
Day 01 / Fri 06 Haruka to Kyoto 09:4075 min¥2,400
Day 02 / Sat 07 Tea ceremony 14:0090 min¥6,000
Day 05 / Tue 10 Dotonbori after dark 18:30150 min¥7,600
Day 03 / Sun 08 Free evening 18:00protected

A working plan, not a generated one. All figures in JPY.

03 / The second opinionWander / grounded
Fig. 02A week, drawn as a route

It reads the shape of the week.

Wander is not a chat window bolted onto a planner. It receives the compacted itinerary — days, times, costs, notes — and answers inside that context.

“Day 5 is doing three things in one day. Keep Kuromon, make the castle optional, and turn the evening into one standing counter. That buys you two hours and protects the Uji morning.”
Saved conversation / demoManaged Agent · grounded

Make Day 5 lighter.

Day 5 is doing three things in one day: a market, a castle, and Dotonbori at night. I would keep Kuromon, make the castle optional, and turn the evening into one standing counter instead of a full dinner. That buys you about two hours — and protects the Uji morning.

Suggested block One standing counter, no reservations Day 05 · 19:00 · 60 min · ¥3,200

Read-only in this preview. The suggestion enters the plan only when you add it.

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04 / Field factsThe current draft
07days in motion

Kyoto first, Nara as a day trip, one Osaka night, then Uji before the flight.

02travellers

Enough for a counter seat, a shared plate, and two opinions about the castle.

¥260kworking budget

A real number that moves with every block, not a headline estimate.

01protected pause

A free evening that stays free. The plan should have somewhere to breathe.

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05 / The invitationTripBlocks / 2026

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