Local by default
The trip lives on your device. A network request happens only after you ask for one.
The local-first trip workspace
Voyalier turns confirmations, research, readiness, and the inevitable “where did I put that?” into one calm, evidence-backed journey.
Voyalier separates what a source suggested from what you actually approved. It remembers the boring details so you can remember the good ones.
The trip lives on your device. A network request happens only after you ask for one.
Every candidate keeps its source, freshness, and confidence until you confirm it.
Rules, review, readiness, offline packs, and sharing work without a model or paid key.
For a traveler, Voyalier is a calmer place to keep the trip. For a developer, every feature below crosses the same versioned contract and keeps its trust boundary explicit.
A deterministic Blueprint turns dates and places into a useful starting route.
Paste, pick, or drop confirmation text, HTML, email, and .eml files.
Confirm, fix, dismiss, or send a fact back to review—with its source still attached.
See schedule conflicts, lodging gaps, and honest readiness without false clearance.
Save dated advice, weather, open-data city packs, recommendations, and maps deliberately.
Use local search and Today for a quiet now-and-next view when the signal disappears.
Seal sensitive evidence with the OS keychain and an optional local passphrase.
Invite Ollama, OpenAI, or Anthropic only after an exact redacted-payload preview.


Frame the trip, review what was found, pressure-test the gaps, prepare offline, travel with Today, then share only what belongs in the brief.
Casual view: six steps, one calm route.
Developer view: deterministic rules remain authoritative from input to redacted output.
Documents and sources produce candidates—not truth by decree. Voyalier shows the evidence, asks for a decision, and records what changed.
Plain English: show your work.
Technical contract: provenance, freshness, confidence, and license travel with every claim.
The browser development path and native desktop path enter the same application services. Product rules do not quietly migrate into UI code—or the cloud.
React + TypeScriptRust + TauriSQLite + keychainTraveler promise: the same trip everywhere.
Developer promise: transport changes; product rules do not.
Open source. Local first. Refreshingly uninterested in pretending a chatbot is a border official.