About

The Zuzli story

Nice to meet you,
I'm Nati.

And it all started with one trip to Paris.

In the summer of 2026, in a rare window between Iranian missile attacks and ongoing Trump threats, we somehow managed to fly abroad a little with the kids.

I wanted the Paris trip to be perfect — so of course I turned to ChatGPT, sat with it, and planned everything exactly the way we like, at a pace that works for kids, without missing what matters.

And it worked amazingly! The plan was perfect — but it stayed buried in piles of text and endless chat history. Standing in the middle of Paris, kids getting hungry (and reminding you about it roughly seven times a minute) while you scroll up through the chat trying to figure out what's next — that's when it clicked.

We needed a real solution. One clear, visual, fun place where you live the trip while you're on the move.

So I opened Lovable, and a few prompts later the first version of Zuzli appeared.

Zuzli came with us on its first real test on that Paris trip. Along the way we learned what worked, what didn't, what was missing — and how amazing it was to fix everything live: climbing the Eiffel Tower, in the passport line at the airport, right before takeoff, and even in the endless Disney queues.

Zuzli in Paris — phone app with the Eiffel Tower in the background
Paris, day 1

So who's behind Zuzli?

Nati Tal

Dad · technologist · cybersecurity researcher at Guardio

I'm Nati Tal — a dad, technologist, and cybersecurity researcher. For more than two decades I've been building, researching, and leading technology systems, and today I lead research at Guardio.

Zuzli is currently a one-person project. I'm responsible for the idea, the product, the development, the decisions — and yes, the bugs too. And it's definitely built with AI. Not because AI can replace a real need or human judgment, but because for the first time this technology lets one person take a real need and turn it into a real product.

Zuzli was born for my family. If it also helps yours spend less time managing the trip and more time on the trip itself — why not share it?