lorettawillow-lele/yozu-web

Yozu Web is the public facing website for a product called Yozu, which describes itself as an AI operating system for enterprise travel. This particular repository is not the full product. It is a four page launch version meant to introduce the idea and collect interest, not a working booking or payment platform. The four pages are a public landing page, a trip intake form, a demo page that walks through a coordination flow using mock or sandbox data rather than real bookings, and a contact page for reaching a human. The intake form collects a traveler's destination, dates, budget range, number of travelers, any particular constraints or stakes for the trip, and contact details, so that a person on the Yozu side can follow up directly. The README is explicit about what this version does and does not do. Current features include showing users where trip suggestions and any claims came from before showing next steps, and running one more check before a demo checkout style step. Explicitly missing are automatic booking, any actual payment processing, and any claim that Yozu is a merchant of record. The repository also states plainly that it does not yet contain supplier integrations, real booking or payment code, SDKs, or systems meant for hotel or enterprise production use, and that those pieces should be documented separately once they actually exist as shipped product. Technically, the site is built with Next.js, React, and TypeScript, and is meant to be deployed on Vercel. Getting a local copy running follows the usual Next.js pattern: install dependencies with npm, run a development server, and open localhost in a browser, with separate commands for building and running a production version. No license file or terms are mentioned in the README, so anyone wanting to reuse this code would need to check with the project directly.