Tell Xavier what you’re after.
He builds the whole Xpedition.
Conversation to adventure. Four steps.
01 / 04The conversationStart with the vibe, not the logistics.
“Three days around Québec, and I’m not exactly outdoorsy.” Xavier listens in plain language and asks the right follow-ups. Dates, starting point, skill level, budget. He keeps going until he knows enough to build something real.
02 / 04The briefReview it before a single mile is planned.
Xavier hands you a one-glance summary: destination, dates, activity, skill level, budget, vehicle. Change anything by tapping a chip or typing a sentence. When it’s right, say build it.
03 / 04The buildWatch the Xpedition come together.
Day by day, Xavier stitches the full arc: driving legs, trailheads, dispersed campsites, resupply stops, meals. You confirm each day as the route draws itself across the map.
04 / 04The XpeditionGet out there with the whole plan in your pocket.
Every stop comes with the details that matter: which dépanneur has the right sandwich, when the trail thins out. The whole route, every stop, and your own booking details in one place. Tell Xavier what changed and he reworks the plan with you.
That’s the whole loop. Now meet the humans who run the ground game.
Chat with XavierPlanned by AI.
Xavier shows you who’s out there.
Stays, activities, rentals, food, transport. One conversation, One conversation, and you know who to call.
Xperts are the lodge keepers, guides, outfitters, cooks, and pilots who make a trip real on the ground. Independent, local, paid fairly. Xavier matches the right ones to your trip inside the chat, so you’re not hunting for them across six browser tabs.


StayLodge keeperOff-grid cabins and lodges, well off the main road.

ActivityNature crafterFirst overnight or fiftieth summit, on foot or in the saddle.

SportsMountain guideBackcountry and alpine. The line they know best.

RentalGear outfitterSnowmobile, packraft, fat-bike. The kit you’d rather not haul out there yourself.

FoodLocal cookThe meal that tells you where you are.

TransportBush pilotFloat plane, helicopter, dirt strip. The last leg in.
Run a lodge, guide trips, or rent gear?
These could be your people too.
We're building the AI agent companion we wish we'd had on our own trips. One that knows your preferences and the terrain, respects your time, and sends you to people who actually live there.
Great adventure trips take 16+ hours to plan and still feel generic. Marketplaces eat through the already thin margins of local providers. Aggregators churn out the same itineraries. The best trips stay inside private group chats.
An AI that plans like a well-traveled friend, helps you find the best local services, then hands every waypoint to the mapping app you already use. One conversation, one coherent itinerary, one companion to help you execute on the trip you actually wanted.
Built by Armin and Hadis, founders who've shipped AI products and guided expeditions on three continents. Based in San Francisco and Montréal. We believe great adventure travel should be both accessible and regenerative, for travelers, for locals, and for the places themselves.
Drop us a note if you're interested in joining our team.
Four ways in. One conversation.
Xavier is the same AI agent companion behind each one, built for outdoor adventure travel rather than travel in general. Start wherever your trip starts.
Hiking trip planner
Day hikes to hut-to-hut weeks, with the drive to the trailhead and a place to sleep each night in one route.
Plan this tripOverlanding trip planner
Driving legs matched to what your vehicle can actually do, with dispersed camps and fuel stops along the way.
Plan this tripBackpacking trip planner
Mileage and elevation matched to your skill level and group, with a camp or lodge at the end of every day.
Plan this tripRoad trip planner
Balanced driving days, the detours worth taking, and somewhere good to sleep at the end of each one.
Plan this trip
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Chat with XavierWhat is Xploreum, and how does Xavier work?
Xploreum is an AI platform for outdoor and adventure travel. Its AI companion, Xavier, turns a trip idea into a day-by-day Xpedition with an organized itinerary, mapped stops, and linked driving or hiking legs. You describe where you are starting, your dates and number of days, group size, preferred travel style, fitness level, budget and currency, and vehicle. Xavier asks for any missing details, shows a short trip summary for you to confirm, and builds the journey one day at a time. You review and confirm each day before it moves to the next. You can then save the Xpedition. A free account keeps the saved plan locked, while Xplorer Pro opens the full saved itinerary and its planning tools. Xploreum is not an offline navigation app and does not book reservations for you.
What is an Xpedition?
An Xpedition is a day-by-day outdoor plan that Xavier builds for you. It puts your route, driving legs, activities, trailheads, campsites, stays, meals, restock stops, local services, and navigation points on one map.
How does Xavier plan a multi-day outdoor trip?
First, Xavier checks seven pieces of information: your starting point, your dates and number of days, group size, trip style, fitness or activity level, budget with currency, and vehicle. It asks about missing inputs, but does not repeat questions you already answered. It shows a trip summary card. Once you select "Looks perfect, build it!", it gives a short overview and builds Day 1. Each completed day is summarized with its planned travel and hiking distance, elevation, estimated cost, and overnight location. You confirm that day before Xavier builds the next. The next day starts at the previous day's overnight stop, which keeps the itinerary connected. To change a stop, name its number, for example "change 2.3", and confirm the revised day again.
Is Xploreum free?
You can start planning without an account and build Day 1. With a free account, you can build the whole day-by-day itinerary, make changes before saving, and save the Xpedition permanently. After saving, the detailed itinerary and map open in a locked view. Xplorer Pro unlocks the saved plan and adds editing after saving, sharing, and the booking log. There is no free trial of Pro.
How much does Xplorer Pro cost?
New subscribers pay $79 a year for Xplorer Pro, and it renews at $79 a year. You pay when you subscribe. This is not an introductory price, and there is no signup deadline. There is no monthly plan for new subscribers and no free trial. Members who joined earlier keep the plan and price they signed up with, unless it is changed separately. Your Stripe checkout or billing portal shows the exact terms for your account.
Can Xavier book lodging, guides, activities, campsites, or permits?
Not today. Xavier can organize possible stops and services in your Xpedition, but it cannot make reservations, check live campsite availability, check permit availability, obtain permits, or take payment. You make those arrangements with the operator or land manager. Xplorer Pro has a booking log where you record the status, confirmation code, booking link, and notes for each arrangement, permits included.
How is Xploreum different from an AI trip planner?
Xploreum focuses on outdoor and adventure travel. Xavier turns your conversation into a day-by-day Xpedition with mapped stops, activities, stays, local services, and the details you need to organize your trip. The aim is to connect planning with the journey itself by bringing routes, logistics, your own booking details, and navigation stops together. Additional booking and navigation tools are being developed.
What types of trips can Xavier plan?
Xavier plans hiking trips, backpacking trips, camping trips, overlanding routes, scenic road trips, and other multi-day trips outdoors. It helps most when the pieces have to line up: the drive, the trailheads, the campsites, the stays, the activities, the meals, the restock stops, the rentals, and the local rides.