Launching in Austin · day 50

We're starting in Austin.

One city, done properly. Every operator met in person, every driver someone we'd put our own family in a van with, and a route you can actually see before you book it.

12:19 AM in Austin. Everything's shut except the taco trucks, which is the correct order of things.

A day, built from listings we’ve been on

A day in Austin, , for .

  1. 9:00amBarton Springs & Zilker Morning Ride68°F, three acres, and emptiest before ten.$39.00
  2. 15 min
    12:00pmEast Side Barbecue CrawlPost oak, a fat cap, and no four-hour queue.$95.00
  3. 10 min · plus a wait
    6:35pmBat Bridge Kayak at SunsetGet there before the rail fills.$45.00

2h 55m free in the middle. Add or ?

  • 2h 55m spare before bat bridge kayak at sunset — it's pinned to the light.

$179.00 each · $716.00 for 4

3 bookable stops at today's listed prices. Travel and anything you eat off-plan aren't in it.

Build this day

You’ll get an editable run sheet, a driver if you want one, and a link to send your people. Rather describe it to Lee?

Why one city first

Booking something to do in a city you don’t know is a gamble — recycled photos, reviews you can’t trust, and no way to tell whether the day actually fits together. You cannot fix that in two hundred cities at once. You can fix it in one.

Every operator, met in person

Not a feed, not an API. Someone from Tourlies has been on each of these, paid for it, and come back.

Drivers who know the roads

The same handful of people, with their own vans, their own rates and their own names on the profile. You pick one; they are the one who shows up.

See the day before you book

Every route draws itself — the drive times, the gaps, the stop that runs past the light. If the day doesn't work, we tell you before you pay.

Tell Lee what you like. Get a day back.

“Two days in Austin, we like barbecue and cold water, one of us doesn’t drink” is enough. Lee reads the reviews, checks what’s open on your dates and hands you a route you can see.