A guide that’s yours.
Save cafés, sights, and little discoveries in a private pocket guide. Add your own notes, then bring favorites into a trip.
Your places. Your people.
Private plans.
Shared adventures.
A little organization. A lot more exploring. Keep the places you love, shape your days, and know where to go next—all in one simple travel companion.
Private by default. Share only when you choose.
Lisbon, Portugal Private
A weekend in Lisbon
Map illustration
Lisbon, slowly
- 1Coffee by the squareStart with something good
- 2A view over LisbonTake the scenic way
- 3Wander AlfamaA little room to get lost
Sample trip Your crew, in sync
That café you loved?Keep it in your pocket guide.
Keep your good places close Make every day easy to follow Bring your people along
From “we should go” to “we’re here”
All the plan.
Less of the planning.
Built to be useful before you leave—and effortless when you’re on the move.
A little shape to your days.
Put places in order, group them by day, and see how the itinerary fits together on a map. Keep the details handy, not in a dozen tabs.
Less “where was that?”
Pick a day, find your next place, and open directions in one tap. A simple view for unfamiliar streets and spontaneous detours.
Good to know
A few small details.
Are my guides and trips public?
No. Your library lives behind your sign-in, with no public profile or browseable feed. If you send a share link, anyone who has that link can view the shared guide or trip—even if it’s forwarded.
Can I just text someone a link?
Yes. Share a guide or trip link by text, or open your email app with an invitation ready to send. People can view a shared link without an account. To add a trip to their own trips and join the shared itinerary, they sign in or sign up.
Can we build the trip together?
Yes. Invite someone as an editor to help with places and itinerary details, or as a viewer to follow along. Saved changes refresh for the crew as you plan. Owners can change roles, remove members, and revoke invitation links.
Do the map lines give me a walking or driving route?
The lines show the order of your places, not a street route. Use Directions on a place to open navigation in Google Maps and choose the route that works for you.
Your next good day starts here
Go somewhere good.
Keep the plan close. Leave a little room to wander.
Start planning