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Tern — AI Trip Planner Landing Page
Tern is an AI trip planner that turns one sentence into a booked itinerary — describe the trip, and it builds the day-by-day, books the flights and stays, and keeps every confirmation in one timeline.
The hero leads with a prompt field instead of a generic CTA, because for a planner, typing is the primary action — starter suggestions keep anyone from facing a blank input.
Each section pairs the claim with the interface doing the work, and answers objections where they surface.
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