The trip is the context
The itinerary, places, and reservations give questions like “what’s next?” a specific meaning. A day strip lets you jump through the plan without speaking.
← meet the dots
// twc dot / travel
Take the conversation out into the trip.
Travels with Charlie’s talk mode puts the itinerary behind a familiar face. Ask about the day while you’re out in it, with trip details and cards close at hand.
What’s the plan for today?
// inside the app
See how it feels.
Captured from the app’s frontend with staged sample content. These previews show the design and an illustrative conversation.
// how the experience comes together
Built for a family on the move
Charlie is the face of the conversation. Short answers include a family-friendly joke, and useful details can stay on screen as cards. Voice and typed input work together.
Part of the framework’s roots
TWC’s talk mode and hev dot are the experiences behind dots. TWC shows how the voice-and-tools pattern fits inside an existing app, with its own visual design and trip-specific permissions.
The itinerary, personality, and interface work together to make the trip something you can talk to.
// make it yours
What belongs in your dot?
Start with your day. Choose the tools, the context, and a voice that fits.