kirasu knows your taste — and answers "where should we go?" before you finish asking. no lists of 100. ever.
every plan dies in the deciding — the group chat stalls, the tabs multiply, the evening shrinks. kirasu was built to end that part.
dinner, a walk, a gallery, a late café — whatever the hour calls for, kirasu narrows the whole city to a pair worth choosing between. live offers included where you eat.
reels, maps links, screenshots, PDFs — send them to kirasu and they come back sorted, mapped, and waiting for the day you're nearby.
tell kirasu how the day feels — lazy, curious, celebratory — and it drafts the whole thing, first coffee to last stop. one sunday or a whole trip.
a few questions at signup shape everything — your homepage recommends like a friend who's known you for years, before your first save.
each evening, note one thing that made you happy. at month's end, kirasu hands it back as a calendar worth looking at.
one email. that's the whole ask.
the actually fun kind. you end up with a card.
two places. and just… go.
yes, and it stays free for the daily two picks. everyone from the waitlist keeps free access to the full app for the first year.
your taste profile is yours: never sold, never shared with restaurants or advertisers. location is used in the moment to recommend and is not kept as a history. you can delete your account and everything in it, permanently, from settings — no email required.
because a list of a hundred is a decision you have to make. two is a decision already made — and you can always swap one.