UI/UX Designer
matador network
GuideGeek wasn’t just a chatbot—it was an entire ecosystem.
We needed to design a platform that could:
• Track chatbot usage across multiple messaging platforms
• Collect and visualize travel data in real time
• Allow live agents to step in when AI responses failed
• Support busy, mobile C-suite stakeholders who needed quick insights on the go
• Power a white-label chatbot product that tourism boards could embed into their own websites
The system had to balance complex backend data with an extremely simple interface.
At the same time, the external chatbot experience had to feel approachable, fun, and native to each destination brand.
GuideGeek is an AI-powered travel assistant that lives inside the messaging apps people already use—like WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, Facebook Messenger, and web chat. Instead of searching through blogs or booking sites, travelers can simply ask questions in chat and receive instant, personalized travel recommendations.
Behind the scenes, the platform collects valuable insights about how people travel: where users are located, where they want to go, and what kinds of experiences they’re searching for. These insights help tourism boards and travel organizations better understand real traveler behavior in real time.
My role focused on designing the internal platform used to manage the chatbot, as well as the white-label chatbot experience used by destination marketing organizations (DMOs) on their own websites.
The platform supported thousands of traveler conversations across multiple messaging channels and created a new way for tourism organizations to understand real traveler behavior.
GuideGeek became both:
• A travel discovery tool for users
• A data platform for destinations and tourism boards
The flexible white-label system allowed new destinations to quickly launch their own branded travel assistant without building the technology from scratch.
GuideGeek also powered the travel decisions behind the documentary-style video series No Fixed Address, where the chatbot was used as the primary way to decide where to go and what to do while traveling.
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