Imagine you land somewhere you've never been โ say, Bangkok โ and ask friends who live there:
"What would you recommend? Where should we go for half a day?"
That's exactly what FouFou does.
Other tools give you too many places, too much information โ it's overwhelming, and it takes forever to figure out what's right for you.
FouFou does it for you: a ready-made trail, or a short list โ popular recommended places mixed with hidden gems only locals know about.
A varied selection, matched to your interests, organized for an easy walk โ in an area, around a place you choose, or best of all, around where you are right now.
3 clicks and you're good to go.
The system was written to help friends who come to visit and want, on the
one hand, to conduct themselves independently โ and on the other hand, to
use the knowledge we've accumulated during our stay and the stays of others in the city.
Google as a source of information is not clear enough or easy to plan with,
but it's excellent at navigation. I tried to take the best of both worlds.
I was a product manager for many years, and I love the world of user experience.
Claude Code came to my attention โ and to my aid โ thanks to a podcast I heard
by Shaul Amsterdamski, at the end of January 2026.
I went through three months of an addictive roller-coaster experience, during
which I got to know the amazing capabilities and also the many shortcomings
of the AI world. It was a journey of deep learning, and I'm happy to share
with you the product of that process โ FouFou.
