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your not-really itinerary

see what you actually have time for

Every place you saved for the trip, in one app. It knows when your reservations are, so it can tell you what you can actually do before the next one, and when to leave to make it.

the problem

Right now a trip is scattered across a calendar, forty Instagram saves, and pins dropped in maps that forget what they were. None of them talk to each other.

calendar
map pins
saved posts

near me now

You're out with an hour before dinner and no idea what's worth doing nearby. maybes ranks the places you already saved by what you can reach and still get back in time, each with a leave-by. Maps won't do this, because it doesn't know you have a reservation.

comfortable if you hurry can't make it back

three views, one trip

map
calendar
wed, apr 13 2 reservations
thu, apr 14 4 options
fri, apr 15 1 reservation
list
day 2 · wed, apr 13
Onion Seongsu
cafe · candidate
Daelim Museum
gallery · candidate
Soigné
dinner
7:30 pm

The same trip as a map, a calendar, or a list. Change something in one and the other two keep up.

flexible by design

A trip is a list of maybes: places you might go, picked in the moment, with a couple of fixed reservations to anchor the day. Not an hour-by-hour schedule you'll abandon by noon.

The prototype is a real, clickable Seoul trip.