How it works

Type a feeling.
Get a whole day.

Whim is a new kind of search engine — one built around outcomes, not businesses. Here's what happens the second you hit search.

01

You say what you want

"Feel like Italy for a day." "Surprise my kids." "3 hours, $100." Anything a good friend would understand. Whim understands it too.

02

Whim reads the world

Weather, sunset time, crowd levels, real-time availability, driving distance, your past taste — Whim's AI blends 40+ signals in seconds.

03

You get the plan, not a list

An entire moment threaded together: primary experience, transitions, food, timing, insider tips. Book everything in one tap.

The engine

What's under the hood.

Four layers work together to make Whim feel less like a search bar and more like a really smart friend.

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Intent layer

The natural-language layer that hears "cozy Sunday" and understands you mean warm colors, low light, comfort food, no crowds, no pressure. It reads mood, context, budget, companions, and constraints — even the ones you don't type.

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Experience graph

A proprietary graph of every experience worth having in a city — not just businesses. Sunset spots, seasonal moments, community events, hidden rooms, ephemeral pop-ups, guided walks. Curated + crowdsourced + verified.

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Real-time signals

Weather, traffic, wait times, crowd density, live availability, tonight's sunset time, this week's line-up. Whim adjusts every recommendation based on what's actually happening right now.

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Personalization

Whim learns from what you loved and what you skipped. Zero surveillance — just simple signals like your saves, your parties (kids, dietary needs, accessibility), and your rhythm.

Compared

Why not just Google or Yelp?

Because they're place-first. Whim is outcome-first. Same city — completely different answer.

Google Maps

Query: "romantic dinner near me"

Restaurant A · 4.4★
Restaurant B · 4.6★
Restaurant C · 4.3★
Restaurant D · 4.5★

A list of businesses. You still have to plan the night.

Whim