Netag

Travel plans break on the day: a child who needs a rest, a parent who can't walk far, a guide price nobody has confirmed. Chat assistants answer with text and leave the traveller to fix the plan. Netag Travel's Trip Copilot works on the trip itself, and it is built only on Meta's Muse models. You just talk to your trip. On the Android app you tap the mic or send a voice note; Muse Voice transcribes it, using the trip's place names as hints. Muse Spark 1.3 then runs a bounded tool loop over the real trip (weather forecast, place search, travel time, schedule and budget checks) and answers with proposals, never silent changes: - a trip profile it heard from you: pace, activities per day, rest time, easier access, the child's age, savings first, a 15% budget reserve; - an itinerary change that follows that profile and keeps every confirmed or paid activity; - a checklist, or, when price and availability are unknown, a request to an approved local guide that carries the trip's context. Each proposal opens as a before/after preview and only changes the trip when the traveller taps Apply; the API applies it owner-scoped, version-checked and idempotent. The reply is read aloud, and when the Copilot asks a question the mic opens again. Photos of signs and menus go to Muse Spark as images: it reads names, hours and printed prices and looks the place up before planning. Muse Image draws each trip's cover, labelled as an illustration. The human side runs in the same place: the local guide sees the request with dates, group, budget and needs, replies, sends a quote with scope and terms, and confirms the booking the traveller makes. Booked is not paid: commitments sit in the trip budget next to the reserve. The demo follows a family trip to Hoi An end to end: voice note, profile and plan proposals, a drafted guide request, the guide's quote, booking and confirmation. Everything shown runs on a real API, worker, web portal and Android app; the trip, people and prices are sample data.