Tourism pays everyone but the locals.The world is looking for what you already know.Real people booking real people. No middleman in the doorway.Your neighbors are the best thing about where you live. Book them.
Real people booking real people, directly. Locals set the price, keep 100% of their rate, and run the show. Hoku, our AI guide, walks beside everyone: Seekers explore, Keepers earn, one door.
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The platform's cut comes out of the provider's price. Commissions, lead fees, monthly subscriptions: the person doing the work pays to be found.
Keepers keep 100% of their rate.
Our service fee rides on top for the Seeker, shown before checkout. Nothing comes out of the Keeper's price. Ever.
- Keep 100% of your rate
- Our fee rides on top for the Seeker. If you'd rather show one clean price, that's your call too.
- No subscriptions. No monthly fees. Ever.
- No recurring anything. You charge, you earn, you request your payout from your RedTulip Cash balance.
- Bring a neighbor
- Earn 10% of our fee on their bookings for a year. Our fee, never their earnings.
The first hundred Keepers in a territory shape everything, and it says so on your profile, permanently.
List anything. Assets, skills, goods.
A boat, a lesson, your grandmother's recipe. If you can describe it, you can list it, and Hoku does the busywork from photos to pricing.
BLOOM. From "want this?" to sold.
Someone at your booth says yes? One QR code takes them from wanting to paid in about 30 seconds, on the spot.
Linked Listings. Win together.
Your boat plus her guiding: booked as one, each paid their share. Your neighbor's win is your win.
Placement goes to whoever pays for it. Stars come from anyone with a thumb, and an algorithm decides who gets seen.
The top spot is earned, never bought.
Nobody pays to rank on RedTulip. Not Keepers, not advertisers, not anyone. Your work speaks; nobody can shout over it.
Kai had us on the water before sunrise and knew exactly where the turtles would be. Two hours in, we'd seen his island the way he sees it. Worth every dollar.
What every RedTulip review carries: a verified name, a real booking, the price paid.
Anonymous handles, borrowed photos, profiles nobody checked. You find out who you booked when they knock on the door.
Meet Hoku! Everyone's personal AI guide.
The best AI on earth is being built for the biggest companies on earth. We think the fisherman in Middle East, the handyman in the midwest US, and you if you’d like to join, deserve the same. And that’s why it’s in our name.
Even the AI here answers to people. Hoku can't paddle a canoe, roast the coffee, or find the sea turtles. But it knows who can.
Ask in plain words
Type like you talk. Hoku turns "dinner for 2 adults and 2 kids near the water" into real results from real people.
A coach for Keepers
If you can describe it, you can list it. Hoku handles the busywork, then coaches with receipts: "Your farm tour got 40 views this week. Saturdays are your gap. Want to open two slots?"
Humble on purpose
Most AI takes work. Hoku's whole job is getting you more of it. It books humans, defers to humans, and counts its wins in local calendars filled.
Hoku, from hōkū, the Hawaiian word for star: for a thousand years people found their way by starlight and local knowledge. Some things shouldn't change.
Airbnb does stays. Viator does tours. Etsy does goods. A place's own people end up scattered across a dozen apps, none of them local.
One door. Experiences, services, goods, and places.
RedTulip is where a place's own people list all of it: one identity-verified marketplace, and the local runs the show.
Experiences
Kayak tours, coffee farms, stargazing nights, pottery classes. Led by the people who know the ground.
Services
Repairs, lessons, photographers, pro work. Booked direct, no lead fees, no middleman.
Goods
Handmade and heritage, in stock or made to order. Every sale is direct income to the maker.
Places
The markets, landmarks, and rooms where it all happens, mapped by the people who live there.
Two shapes, one door: travelers meet locals in tourism territories, and neighbors book neighbors where it's locals-to-locals.
The booking fee catches the first flight out. The place does the work; a headquarters an ocean away keeps the margin.
The money stays where you spent it.
Keepers are locals, paid directly. Every booking routes spend to the people who actually provide the experience, territory by territory, each run by its own local rules.
"Over 10,000 happy customers" on launch day, with no way to check a single one of them.
Honest numbers, counted from day one.
Keepers by month
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These counters come straight from the RedTulip database, refreshed through the day, and the stamp below says exactly when. We are in pre-launch walks with our test cohort, so the numbers are small and completely real: honest at zero, growing from day one.
Waiting for live counters…
Concept renders, a waitlist, and a promise that the app is coming soon.
Not a mockup. The app, running.
Screen captures from the working platform, exactly as it runs today. Download it and hold the real thing.
One door. Both sides.
Whichever side of the marketplace you're on, and it's probably both, the door is open. Come say hello.
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