Drift · powered by the Qloo taste graph
A 60-second interview about the music, films, and brands you love becomes a full day — coffee, museum, record store, dinner, live music — each stop cross-domain matched through a graph of 250 million cultural entities, in any city on earth.
How it works
60 seconds on what you actually love — music, film, brands, pace. Not your hotel address.
Your Bon Iver records and A24 films become signals in Qloo’s 250M-entity cultural graph.
A timeline from first coffee to last encore — every stop explained by taste overlap, not star ratings.
The differentiator
Generic LLM
“You should visit the Louvre — it’s world-famous! Then try a highly-rated bistro nearby.”
Plausible — and identical for everyone. No taste signal, no cross-domain reasoning, no idea that you’d rather skip the crowd entirely.
Drift · taste-grounded
“Your Bon Iver + A24 signals point to the Musée de l’Orangerie’s quiet impressionist rooms — thin crowds, low light, Nymphéas at eye level.”
Grounded in Qloo’s 250M-entity taste graph: your music, film, and brand taste cross-matched to real places and the audiences who love them. Every pick comes with its why.
the why, on every stop
“Your Bon Iver taste picked this room.”
Walkthrough
Six stops, one thread — your taste. Times flex to the pace you choose in the interview.
09:00A quiet third-wave counter two blocks off the main strip.
matches: your slow-morning pace
11:00Not the biggest — the one whose rooms share your wavelength.
cross-domain: music → art
13:00A counter seat where the regulars look like your record shelf.
matches: brand + film signals
15:00The crate-digging kind, with a listening booth in the back.
cross-domain: film → vinyl
19:00A narrow lantern-lit room the guidebooks haven’t found yet.
matches: your night-owl pace
21:00A basement venue — low light, good sound, no phones up.
cross-domain: brands → venue
← swipe the day →
Type any city — these are live right now
Anywhere else too — Jogja, Reykjavík, Nairobi: Drift resolves the locality and plans the day from there.
60 seconds · 6 questions · no account