It read every condition, not just the cuisine.
Walkable, quiet, a certain price, open now. All of it counted.
DISCOVERY
Never wing it in a new city again
Ask Navi the way you'd ask a friend who lives there, and get one answer instead of forty tabs.
Ask Navi what's goodFree while we're in beta
It already knew what you like.
Tell Navi once that you're vegetarian or that you'd rather have a hole in the wall than a scene, and it stops being a thing you repeat.
It gave you an answer.
One place, with the reason, defended with reviews. Not a list of twelve for you to sort through.
Be as picky as you actually are
Most search boxes get worse the more you tell them. Navi gets better.
The request:
somewhere for dinner tonight, walkable from Union Square, vegetarian friendly, not loud, under $40 a head, no wait, make sure its acc good
What it matched:
walkablevegetarianquietunder $40open nowno waitgood reviews
Personalized based on what you're like.
Tell Navi you don't eat pork, that you'd rather sit at a counter than a table, or that you like places that look like nothing from the street. It carries that into every recommendation after, without you saying it again. It works the same way everywhere else in Navi. Rules you set stick to the thing they're about, whether that's a kind of food or a particular drive.
Send it a photo.
See a street you like in a picture and send it to Navi. It'll work out where it is and tell you about it. A block in New York, a stretch of coast in Puerto Rico, a place a friend posted.
It plans whole trips, not just dinner.
Ask for eight days somewhere and Navi will lay out a real shape for it, where to base yourself, what's worth the detour, roughly what things cost. Then push back on it in the same thread and it reworks the plan.
Say it how you'd say it
Anywhere good for dinner near me?
What's going on this weekend in Austin?
Need a coffee shop with actual tables I can work at
Remember that I don't eat pork
(photo of a street) where is this?
Plan me eight days in the Philippines, I want to get scuba certified
Same brain, other jobs
Questions
Navi combines multiple data sources with a search of what people are actually saying, so it knows both the hours and can accurately judge the reputation.
Yes. Tell it once that you're vegetarian, or that you prefer quiet places, and it carries that into everything after.
Yes. Ask what's on near you and Navi finds events in the next few days and filters them by what you're into.
Yes, it checks current hours. It doesn't know how busy a place is right now.
Not yet. Recommendations and planning for now, booking is coming.
Yes, anywhere in the world. It works from global map data plus search, so small towns and other countries are fine.
Yes. Give it the dates and what you want out of it and Navi will lay out a day by day shape you can argue with in the same thread.