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A simple trip can turn into booking sites, maps, reviews, wishlists, screenshots, and notes spread everywhere.
See it in action
Ask for a trip the way you would say it out loud.
No perfect filters required. Give Vivley the destination, budget, dates, and a few things that matter, then keep refining from there.
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Why we built Vivley
Planning should feel exciting, not exhausting.
Trips usually begin with something fun: a beach you want to visit, a city you have been thinking about, a few days away with someone you care about.
Then the admin starts. Vivley exists to keep the exciting part alive while helping with the searching, comparing, changing, and deciding that normally gets in the way.
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Let's bring this into one plan.
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Too much guessing
Most search results show what is available, but not what is actually right for your trip, your group, or your budget.
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Plans get messy
The more people, dates, and preferences involved, the harder it gets to keep the trip moving without losing track.
How Vivley works
From a loose idea to a trip you can actually choose.
Vivley is built for the back-and-forth of real planning: asking, comparing, changing your mind, saving options, and getting closer to booking.
Start with
“A calm Japan trip in April, near trains, good food, and not too expensive.”
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Tell Vivley what you are imagining
Start with the kind of sentence you would send a friend: where you want to go, who is coming, dates, budget, and the feel of the trip.
Beach break, city trip, family holiday, or work stayDates, budget, location, and must-havesChange your mind without starting over
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See options that make sense
Vivley narrows the search around what you actually asked for, so you are comparing places that fit the trip instead of scrolling through everything.
Shortlists shaped around your preferencesClear trade-offs on price, location, and comfortAsk follow-up questions in plain English
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Save the plan and move toward booking
Keep the best options, refine the details, and bring the trip together in one place when you are ready to book.
No scattered notes or forgotten linksUseful trip details kept togetherA smoother path from idea to booked
Designed for real trips
Vivley is there for the details people actually care about.
Good travel planning is personal. Budget matters, but so does the neighbourhood, the walk to transport, the pool, the food nearby, and whether the option feels right for the people going.
It remembers the context
If you say you need a pool, a quiet area, or easy train access, Vivley keeps that in view as the trip changes.
It helps you compare
Instead of opening ten tabs and guessing, you can ask why one option is better for your trip than another.
It stays with the trip
Vivley is built for the full planning flow, from early ideas to saved options, bookings, and details you need later.
Team
Built by people who care about better trips.
Vivley brings together hospitality experience and software engineering to make planning feel less scattered and more useful for real travellers.
Stephen Chatham
Co-Founder
Hospitality and guest experience
Stephen brings more than 30 years of hospitality experience across the Asia-Pacific region, including 15 years in short-term accommodation.
He helps keep Vivley grounded in what travellers and accommodation operators actually need before, during, and after a stay.
Michael Chatham
Co-Founder
Product and traveller experience
Michael started building Vivley after running into the same planning problem travellers know too well: too much searching, too many tabs, and no simple way to keep decisions together.
He focuses on turning that frustration into a product that feels natural to use, from the first idea to the final booking step.
Caleb West
Co-Founder
Engineering and reliable AI
Caleb works on the systems behind Vivley so the experience can feel fast, useful, and dependable.
His background across software, security, and connected systems helps the team build travel tools people can trust with the details of their trip.
Vivley is built by the team at Odinkor.