Introduction

Voyalier is a local-first, evidence-backed trip workspace. Its concierge cockpit turns a route and traveler context into ordered next actions, explicit provider handoffs, per-person official preparation routes, a document wallet, and a currency-exact money plan. Scattered confirmations, research, readiness, and traveler-authored plans still flow into a reviewed Blueprint, source-linked Today view, bounded disruption view, and redaction-first brief.

The current-source Voyalier fictional Kyoto workspace on day two, with a populated Today schedule and return-to-plan actions.

The simple version

Create a trip and set up the group in the concierge cockpit.
Follow the ordered next actions and open a live provider or official portal.
Bring in a confirmation or add your own plan.
Review every suggested fact against its source.
Use deterministic checks to find overlaps, gaps, and missing review.
Add only the connected context you ask for, then keep the useful result locally.

Voyalier’s product flow from source through review, planning, preparation, and travel day.

What already works

The current source tree covers the concierge cockpit; trip creation and editing; confirmation import from pasted text, HTML, raw email, or local files; human review; deterministic planning and readiness; official-advice and weather snapshots; research links and files; offline city packs, recommendations, saved places, packing, manual activities, rail, transfers, and maps; workspace search; Today; English and Spanish in catalog-backed views; an encrypted vault; backup and restore; redacted sharing; and verified in-app updates. Today and disruption projections return to the local records that produced them, saved places lead the map shortlist, accepted packing items show reversible progress, and the redacted brief can be printed, saved, or copied.

Spanish screen coverage is partial: the concierge cockpit and some trip-idea controls remain English. The concierge identifies its English region for assistive technology; full localization remains deferred. This guide describes current source behavior. The exact published installer may contain an earlier set of changes and needs its own installed-app verification.

The deterministic disruption view for a fictional trip, with recorded handoff gaps, stacked commitments, and return-to-record actions.

Optional Ollama, OpenAI, and Anthropic assistance sits beside that workflow. A remote request requires explicit consent and an exact preview of the redacted content leaving the device. Trip chat is on-device only and uses the local Ollama path.

What review looks like

Voyalier’s review dialog showing local warning, fact-type, and extraction-method filters above a fictional candidate with quoted source evidence.

Imported documents, retrieved pages, provider output, and model output are untrusted. A parser may suggest a flight or stay, but it remains a candidate until the traveler confirms or corrects it. Source spans, retrieval time, license, and confidence stay attached where they matter.

Where authority stops

Voyalier’s visa and entry preparation cockpit with a clear non-authority warning and an official-source link.

Voyalier does not decide whether you need a visa, declare a destination safe, give medical clearance, guarantee a price, confirm availability, or promise an opening time. It can organize a preparation route and point to a dated official source; the traveler still confirms the real case with that authority.

Product promise

Useful deterministic planning without an AI key.
Optional on-device or bring-your-own-key intelligence.
Sources, freshness, confidence, and unknown states attached to factual claims.
Explicit review before extracted details change a trip.
Redaction before sharing.
No telemetry, account, or silent background refresh.

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