Long-distance couples
You live in different cities, yet in the evening you stroll the same promenade, watch one sunset and remember it together.
shared journeys · coming soon
Journeys you live together
Two real people, one world and an AI guide who listens to both. Stroll one promenade from different cities, decide together where to turn and build a shared album — memories you both keep.
Two real peopleone world, one chat
AI guidelistens to both
Private questionnaireseach one’s secret
Shared albumshots for two
Moments that matterwith care
Who it’s for
For everyone who wants to be close — even with thousands of miles between you.
Friends
A night market, spur-of-the-moment plans and laughter until dawn — the trip you never found time for in real life.
Family
A brother and sister on a starship deck, parents and grown-up kids — a shared adventure worth telling about.
How it works
- 1Invitation
One of you buys the tour and sends the other a link.
- 2Personal questionnaires
Each answers privately: what you love, what to avoid, why you are going.
- 3A shared route
One world, one chat, one guide — and a path you choose together.
- 4A shared album
Shared shots, postcards and moments — kept by both forever.
A guide who listens to both
Like a good human guide: attentive to each, keeps secrets and never comes between you.
- Listens to both
The guide speaks to each of you, remembers who said what and helps you agree when you want different things.
- Keeps secrets
Only its author and the guide see a questionnaire. Ask “what did he write?” — the guide will say “ask him yourself”.
- A tactful third
Jokes, plays along with the romance, takes a beautiful shot — but never comes between you.
- Finds a compromise
One can’t swim, the other wants a dip? The guide suggests a glass-bottom boat — and gives no one away.
- Waits if one is away
While one of you is away, the shared route pauses, and the guide briefly fills in whoever returns.
- People decide
Shared decisions need both of you. Small things like a coffee or a photo — freely.
Each answers privately
Before the trip each of you fills in a questionnaire: what you love, what you fear, who your companion is to you and what you hope for. You see only your own — the guide knows both and plans the day so it’s good for both of you, giving no one away.
- What you love and avoid — heights, deep water, spicy food, the dark
- Who your companion is: partner, friend, family, colleague
- What you hope for — rest, adventure, romance
- You can edit or erase your answers at any time
The big moment — by the waterfall
This is what Selidar is built for. On a faraway planet, against a fairy-tale waterfall, someone makes a real proposal — and the guide gently helps keep the surprise.
- 1A private plan
You whisper to the guide: “I want to propose — will you help?” You choose the place, the time and the signal — and can cancel at any moment.
- 2A waterfall at sunset
The guide leads you both there as an ordinary part of the route, without a hint, then tactfully steps away: “My drone is acting up — stay here and enjoy the view.”
- 3The main shot
While you are alone, the guide stays silent. The drone films from above: the waterfall, the light, two people on a rock. Free, with a postcard — and into the shared album only if you both agree.
Feelings and decisions are yours alone
- The answer belongs to the other person alone. The guide never persuades or pressures.
- “Yes”, “no” and “I need time” — the guide gently accepts any answer and carries on with the evening.
- The platform never nudges a couple towards a proposal or steers the plot there.
A shared album
Shared shots where each of you looks the way you described yourself, postcards with date and place, the best moments of the trip. The album is shared — and holds only what you both agree to. A year later the guide may suggest a return: “that very waterfall, a year on”.
- Each person’s look — from their own description and only with consent
- Postcards with date and place
- An anniversary trip — on a “yes” from both
One purchase for two
One of you buys the tour, the other gets an invitation. Extra replies and shots are paid by whoever uses them — no shared wallet, no arguments. Prices will be announced at launch.
Questions about travelling together
Briefly about how it will work.
We are polishing solo tours now. Shared journeys are the next big step. Press “Notify me at launch” and we’ll write when you can go together.
Ideally, yes: you see each other’s messages instantly. If one is away, the shared route waits, and you can chat with the guide privately. The guide briefly fills in whoever returns.
No. Only you and the guide see it. The guide takes it into account quietly through the options it offers, and no clever question will make it reveal someone else’s answers.
No. The guide is a tactful third: it may play along with your romance but never comes between you, provokes or creates conflict for the plot.
Yes. Tell the guide privately — it will help choose the place and time and keep the surprise. The answer belongs to your companion alone, and the guide will gently accept any.
One tour is bought for two, and the second traveller gets an invitation. Exact prices will be announced at launch.
The guide helps you agree and suggests a compromise. You can leave the tour at any time, and there is a “report” button. Both travellers are adults, 18+.
Journeys come first. Next we want to open co-op play in other worlds: a detective story for two, an Elysium expedition, small groups of friends.
Set off together
Leave your email — we’ll write as soon as you can invite someone to join your tour.