Num· AI travel booking assistant
AI travel concierge you text — free, any language.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·Operations & Logistics
What is Num?
Num is an AI travel booking assistant.
Num is an AI travel concierge that you text in any language to find and book the exact place that fits your needs. Tell it what you want in your own words, and it answers with a recommendation, handles the booking, and keeps everything organized in a single thread.
Designed for travelers who want to skip endless searching, Num features millions of real places across dozens of destinations with ratings exclusively from verified guests and a strict policy where nobody can pay to rank higher. Members also enjoy perks like priority booking, personalized recommendations that remember your tastes, and a real human available for help at any time.
For local business owners, Num offers a free listing to connect with guests who are actively looking for what they offer, charging only when a booking completes. It operates via web app and messaging platforms like LINE, making it accessible with nothing complex to install.
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