Tell the house your dates, who is travelling and what you would love to do. It writes back your days — the order, the hours, the car — planned by the people who drive this city every day, and keeps them for you to change at any time.
The order of your days is written by the people who drive the city every day — which road at which hour, which market before noon, which temple on which day, which ferry has stopped for the monsoon.
The same car and the same sarathi through your days, if you like, who learns how you take your coffee and which door your mother prefers.
The plan comes back in writing, day by day, and lives in your room. Change any of it with a message; the house rewrites it and says what it changes.
If something is closed, crowded or not worth it that day, the house says so before you go — and suggests what is.
Arrivals and departures, family visits, festival days (the dates), a day of the city’s heritage from the Gateway to the Fort, shopping that ends with your bags already in the car, and days away to the hills, the lakes and the coast. Restaurants and tickets are booked by you or your hotel; the house plans the car around them and has you there on time.
Ask the house to plan your daysWrite the dates, who is travelling and what you would love to do.