Rules before rhetoric
Weather thresholds are deterministic. The language model can explain a plan, but it cannot override the guardrails.
About Aeolus Labs
Build a life with fewer plans left at “someday.”
Aeolus helps people use the time they really have: find a nearby possibility, test it against reality, make it easy for others to join, and remember what happened without turning life into homework.
Proof over borrowed prestige
We label samples, name limitations, and do not invent testimonials, usage counters, or press coverage.
A person owns the memory
Private notes stay private; sharing a review, invitation, or story is a separate and visible choice.
Free time has many sizes
A two-hour Side Quest and a multi-day journey need different interfaces, but the same respect for time and uncertainty.
Where it works today
Deep locally, useful beyond it.
Opportunity discovery is being validated city by city, starting with Chicago and official local sources. Trip planning can work across other destinations where activity, map, route, and forecast data are available. Coverage is not uniform, and we will not pretend it is.
Why the name
Keeper of the winds.
In Greek myth, Aeolus knew the winds. The useful modern version is less magical: check the relevant forecast, show what changed, and never let fluent language masquerade as certainty.
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