Azzur runs in your browser.
Nothing to install and no account. A few questions, then your places, each with its reason and its person.
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What it does today, and what it doesn't yet
Everything, in both columns, so you know what you're opening.
It does
- Ask you a few questions about what moves you: subject, season, pace, distance, and a line in your own words.
- Hand you a small set of places in Japan, each with the part of your answer it matched and the person who went, linked.
- Tell you plainly when fewer than five places fit, and which part of your taste isn't covered.
- Take your request for access below your places: a form, your email and a line if you like. No payment, no card, no amount anywhere.
Not yet
- Only Japan, and only heritage and art. Food, France and Italy aren't in.
- Craft is thinly covered for now: if it's what moves you most, you'll be told so rather than served a thin list.
- Your answers aren't kept in an account: there is no account.
- Nothing is booked or arranged for you, and that won't change.
The line you write in your own words is turned into a search by an AI model, to find places whose people noticed the same thing. No place is described without the person who went behind it.