The trip planner for people who travel together. Screenshots, links and “we have to go here” messages, turned into days that work.
Free plan, for goodNo cardAny phone, no app store
Every trip dressed for where it’s going
Six things that usually live in six different apps, in one place, shared with whoever’s coming.
Links, screenshots, booking emails, “noodles near the hotel”. Each lands labelled and on the map. Screenshots of friends’ lists come back as real places.
Must-do, maybe, pass. The group chat stays a group chat.
Drag ideas onto days. Order, walks, meals and opening hours work themselves out.
1 h 10 min on foot
What’s booked, what isn’t, and what sells out. In your calendar, too.
The whole trip lives on your phone: plans, tickets, maps, and the address in the local script.
A line a day and a few photos become a recap you’ll actually look at again: where each day went, how far you walked, what you loved. Print it, or share the trip so friends can steal it.
It’s built for planning together, and it’s just as good when the only person you’re planning with is you.
Every idea in one inbox, days at your own pace, and the whole trip on your phone: maps, tickets, emergency numbers and driver cards, signal or not.
The planner and the wanderer, on the same page.
Everyone adds ideas, votes, and sees the plan live.
Walks little legs can manage, lunch held open.
Most planners are websites that forget you the minute you land. This one keeps the whole trip on your phone, so a ticket barrier never meets a loading spinner.
Lisbon in azulejo blue, Kyoto in ink and blossom, New York in black and one red light. 30 looks, each with its own type, colour and dark mode, and a mark made for the city.
Tap one to try it on.
Right now your trip lives in a doc, a maps list, an inbox and a group chat. Each is good at one bit. None of them knows it’s a trip.
Tap a scrap to retire it
Seven messages, a link and a screenshot, put in order, on a map, with the times worked out. Drag the line.
5.8 km on footEverything openSaved offline
We’re Mila and Adrian. For years our trips lived across a notes app, forty screenshots, a maps list and one very long chat that started “what about this place?”.
So we built the planner we wanted: one place where we both drop ideas, the days sort themselves out, and it all still works when the phone says No Service. Every feature here started as an argument on a trip. Shanghai was the first one planned in it. Cluj is next.
Mila & Adrian
Something else? Write to us. Two humans read every one.
No. Only the person who owns the trip needs a plan. Everyone they invite can plan, vote and use it offline for free.
No store, no download. It runs in the browser on any phone or computer, and adding it to your home screen makes it open like an app, offline included.
In the fortnight before a trip and all through it, your phone keeps a copy of everything: plans, tickets, photos and the map around every stop. Anything you change offline is saved when you’re back online.
Ask it about a place, how to get somewhere, or what’s worth doing on a rainy afternoon. It reads screenshots of menus, maps and bookings into places, translates your own phrase cards, and finds places online that maps don’t know yet.
Paste links, drop in screenshots or type the names: each becomes a place with its location, opening hours and details looked up. A trip someone shared as a page can be copied as the start of yours.
Anywhere with a map, which is everywhere. 86 well-known cities also come with a look and a mark made for them, and more are added all the time.
It’s yours. Delete a trip and it’s gone for everyone on it, and you can ask for a copy of everything we hold at any time: write to hello@example.com.
Free to start. Bring whoever you’re going with.