Support in the moment, not after the fact
RTIA reads the situation alongside your team and offers calm, specific next steps — what to say, what to offer, where to go.
Planner builds AI for organisations whose work is human. Our flagship, RTIA, gives frontline care teams calm, real-time support when a situation turns complex.
Planner builds AI for organisations whose work is care under pressure — airports, healthcare, public service. We start with the people doing the work and the people they help.
RTIA reads the situation alongside your team and offers calm, specific next steps — what to say, what to offer, where to go.
Lifelike simulations let ambassadors rehearse complex interactions, so the first time isn't on the floor with a traveller in distress.
Every prompt is shaped for sensory load, clarity, and dignity — designed with neurodivergent travellers in mind, not retrofitted.
RTIA — the Real-Time Inclusive Assistant — is designed to support airport care ambassadors when an inclusion-related situation becomes complex.
In a busy airport setting, RTIA could help ambassadors make sense of what is happening in the moment, highlight relevant considerations about the passenger’s needs, and suggest a calm, respectful way forward.
Beyond live support, RTIA can also serve as a training companion — guiding new ambassadors through the app and helping them rehearse difficult real-world scenarios before they encounter them on the floor.
Ambassadors get steady, in-the-moment guidance and a safe place to practise — so they can focus on the person, not the procedure.
Explore RTIATurn your best practice into something every team member can draw on — consistent, measurable, and built around the realities of your operation.
Start a conversationDecision support and training for clinical and care-facing teams, shaped around the pressures of real patient interactions.
Airports, transit, and civic services — where frontline staff meet the full range of human need, often without warning.
Anywhere a moment can turn complex fast, and the right calm response matters more than the fast one.