Plyndi
Independent studio · Taipei

We build websites & apps. And a calmer way to plan your life.

Plyndi is a small studio in Taipei. We design and build websites and apps for businesses around the world, we make the Plyndi app for your day, money and trips, and we write in-depth travel guides with real numbers.

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For businesses

Websites & apps, built for you

Business websites, booking and CMS platforms, and custom iOS, Android and web apps, including AI tools. Clear scope and price before any work starts.

See services & pricing → For everyday life

The Plyndi app

Your day, money, workouts, trips and lists in one calm place. Budgets in any currency, with an AI analyst for your spending.

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30 in-depth travel guides

Asia and Europe, written to be used on the ground: where to stay, what things actually cost, and how to get around.

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In development · iOS first

Plyndi, the app

The guides tell you what a trip costs. The app is where you run your whole life — one calm plan for the day, the money, the workouts, the trips and the lists.

  • Daily Briefing — your whole day on one screen, readable in ten seconds.
  • Money — budgets and expenses in any currency, with an AI analyst that spots what’s actually happening.
  • Fitness — AI workout plans and a camera form check while you train.
  • Travel — day-by-day itineraries and honest multi-currency trip budgets.
  • Quick Add — one sentence, typed or dictated, files itself as an expense, a task, or a packing item.

It’s not on the App Store yet. The app page lists exactly what’s built and what isn’t.

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Free trip skeleton generator

Pick a city and a trip length and it lays out a rough day-by-day frame to start from. It’s a fixed template, not AI — the real planner lives in the app.

Your day-by-day frame will appear here — pick a city and hit generate.

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One person, not a content farm

I’m Adrian — a student in Taipei who got tired of travel guides written to rank rather than to help, and started writing the ones I wanted. Plyndi started as those guides — then the same frustration showed up everywhere else, and it grew into one calm plan for your whole life.

  • No guide goes up until it covers getting around, what things actually cost, and at least one mistake worth avoiding.
  • Guides carry a “last updated” date and get corrected when prices or transit change — email me when you catch one.
  • Plyndi Premium funds the app. The guides may carry affiliate links — a temporary way to keep them free, disclosed on every page that has them, never deciding what gets recommended.
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Questions people ask

Does Plyndi build websites and apps for other businesses?

Yes. Website and app development are Plyndi’s services: business websites, booking and CMS platforms, and custom iOS, Android and web apps. We work with clients worldwide and agree scope and price before any work starts. See services & pricing or recent work.

Is the Plyndi app available yet?

Not yet. It’s a native iOS app in active development — itineraries, trip budgets and packing lists work; App Store submission is the next milestone. The app page lists what’s finished and what isn’t, and you can join the launch list there.

Is the trip skeleton generator on this page AI?

No, and it doesn’t pretend to be. It arranges a fixed list of well-known anchor activities across the number of days you enter. Treat it as a frame to rearrange, then read the full guide for hours, prices and how to get between stops. The AI planner is a feature of the app, not this page.

How does Plyndi make money?

Plyndi is funded by client projects (website and app development) and Plyndi Premium subscriptions. The travel guides may carry affiliate links on some booking buttons — a temporary way to keep the guides free, at no extra cost to you — and the plan is to replace them with direct partnerships. There is no display advertising on this site. Details on the disclosure page.

How often are guides updated?

Each guide shows a “last updated” date. Prices, opening hours and transit details change, so guides get revisited rather than left to go stale — and corrections from readers get handled first.

Can I suggest a destination?

Yes — get in touch. New guides are added one at a time as they’re properly researched, so it may take a while, but suggestions genuinely shape what’s covered next.