Who We Are: The Humans Behind Date Plan
Date Plan is a small service with one non-negotiable rule: a person stands behind every plan we deliver. This page says who operates the service, what the human review actually covers, and how to reach us.
Short answer: Date Plan is operated by YunShow Interactive Technology (Wuhan) Co., Ltd., based in Wuhan, China. AI helps with research, comparison and organization, but every plan is reviewed and approved by a person before it reaches you — against a written standard covering the anchor, the timing, the booking order and the failure logic. If something goes wrong, you email a person at support@iyunshow.com and a person answers.
The operator
Date Plan is a service of YunShow Interactive Technology (Wuhan) Co., Ltd. We are a small team, not a platform: there is no marketplace of planners, no rotating cast of gig workers, and no plan that leaves the building without a named reviewer having approved it. The company runs the service end to end — the site, the brief, the research, the review, the delivery and the support inbox.
Being small is a deliberate operating choice. A date plan is a judgment call built on specifics: who the night is for, what the occasion can bear, what the city allows that week. That judgment does not scale by adding anonymous capacity, so we do not try to.
The human review, specifically
"Human-reviewed" is a claim every service could print, so here is exactly what it means here. When your brief arrives, AI does the legwork it is genuinely good at: pulling candidate venues, comparing options, organizing the draft. Then a reviewer takes over, and the human part is the part that matters:
- Choosing, not listing. The reviewer narrows the candidates to one anchor and one shape for the night — and owns that choice. You are not handed a menu to re-decide.
- Checking against your date. Venue hours are verified for your specific date and day of week, booking routes and lead times are confirmed, transfer windows are tested against the timing you gave.
- Protecting the budget and constraints. The total is fitted inside the number you set, and every stop is re-read against what you said to avoid.
- Writing the failure logic. A Plan B is specified for the parts most likely to slip — the thing you protect, and the thing you drop.
The full method is public on the how we verify page, including the limits — what we check and, just as honestly, what no planner can guarantee.
The review standard
Every delivered plan must pass the same four tests, and a reviewer can fail a plan on any of them:
| Test | The question the reviewer must answer |
|---|---|
| Anchor | Is there exactly one thing this night is built around, and is it the right one for this person and occasion? |
| Timing | Does the sequence hold with realistic buffers, on this day of week, in this city? |
| Booking | Is the booking order stated, are lead times confirmed for the actual date, and are the paths real? |
| Failure logic | If one element slips, is it written down what gets cut and what gets protected? |
You can run the same four tests on any plan — ours or anyone else's — with the free date plan sanity check. Publishing the standard is cheaper than marketing, and it keeps us honest.
Reaching a person
One channel, answered by a person: support@iyunshow.com. Use it before ordering if you are not sure the service fits, after ordering if the brief changes (date, city, constraints — reply to any of our emails), and after delivery if anything in the plan missed what you told us. The refund policy and the free rebuild inside 48 hours of delivery are not fine print; they are the same standard described on this page, applied to money.
What we are not
Honesty about limits is part of who is behind the service:
- We are not an app, and we do not sell access to a chatbot. You are paying for the finished plan and the judgment in it.
- We do not make reservations on your behalf in early access — we hand you confirmed booking paths instead.
- We do not guarantee chemistry, weather, or how a kitchen performs on the night. No honest planner does. The sample plan shows exactly what a delivered plan looks like, so you can judge the work before you pay.
Common questions
Who operates Date Plan?
Date Plan is operated by YunShow Interactive Technology (Wuhan) Co., Ltd., a company based in Wuhan, China. The service is run by a small team; every plan is reviewed by a person before it is delivered, and support is answered by a person at support@iyunshow.com.
Who reviews my plan?
A dedicated reviewer on the Date Plan team. AI assists with research, comparison and organization, but a person makes the final decisions, verifies the operational details against your specific date, and approves the plan before it is sent. Reviewers are held to a written standard covering anchor, timing, booking order and failure logic.
How do I reach a real person?
Email support@iyunshow.com. Order-related messages are matched to your order by email address, and the same address reaches a person for everything else: questions before ordering, changes to a brief, and any problem with a delivered plan.
Where can I see an example of your work?
An annotated, illustrative excerpt from a Complete Date Plan is published on the site, so you can see the anchor, buffers, booking order and Plan B, plus the reasoning behind each. It is not a full paid deliverable or a ready-to-book itinerary. The venues and names are invented for illustration; no customer names or orders are published.
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