MARCO
The AI travel OS for groups
Six friends, one trip, zero spreadsheets. Marco lives inside your group's conversation — charting the plan, settling the splits, and holding the route when the world moves — so the crew never leaves the journey.
Join the waitlistOne conversation. The whole trip inside it.
No menus, no tabs, no seventeenth app. When the crew needs to decide, book, or split something, the widget materialises right in the thread — consensus bars, payment commitments, the lot — and the chat keeps moving around it.
Where do we actually all agree? Ask. Marco has been listening to six voices at once, and shows the overlap instead of the argument.
Six decks. Sorted apart. Zero groupthink.
Everyone triages the same cards — street food over fine dining, the snowboard day, the 5 AM tuna auction — alone. Collects carry an intensity, not just a yes.
Nobody sees the crew's tallies until every deck is sorted. A traveller who can see four friends already collected something is no longer telling you what they want — so Marco simply never shows it. One round in: 108 swipes, 7 unanimous locks, and the 4–2 snow-day split becomes two parallel tracks instead of a fight.
Your crew, drawn as a constellation.
Day 4, 4:48 PM: four are mid-shinkansen back from the powder, one is walking home, one never left the machiya. The night chart shows the subgroups as asterisms — who is with whom, everyone aloft.
The gold star is tonight's regroup — KTV, 8:00 PM, all routes on time. Gold only ever marks the waypoint.
One delay. Zero dominoes.
The Toki 340 runs 40 minutes late in heavy snow. Before anyone has finished sighing, Marco has re-timed the taxi, re-routed the Tokyo transfer, and is holding the KTV room — showing the crew exactly two decisions that actually need a human.
Approve, and the evening lands anyway. Nobody missed KTV.
$3,470 the group never noticed leaving.
Marco plans with the crew's whole ecosystem — pooled points, free nights, the timeshare week nobody remembers owning — and keeps a receipt against public cash prices.
- UR → ANA award seats ×3 · $2,140
- Bonvoy free nights, Tokyo · $450
- Delay recovery (kept KTV + dinner) · $380
- Rakuten + ISIC + rail-pass math · $318
- FX fees avoided (right cards) · $182
19% off the same trip — with the balances themselves shared only as far as each owner allows, down to the single asset.
The harbour is charted.
Marco ships to a small first crew. Leave an email and we'll light the beacon when it's your turn to board.