Every idea gets its own route
Li River, the villages or Shanghai: each version shows its stops, the days off it costs and the price per person.
Draw each route idea, send one link, and the group picks with just a first name. After the trip, the same route becomes a 9:16 reel.
Free. No accounts, no app to install. The map is our own trip: eight friends, China and Korea, May 2027.
Li River, the villages or Shanghai: each version shows its stops, the days off it costs and the price per person.
It opens in the browser. No app, no account, just a first name to answer.
Everyone picks a route and says which parts they’re in for. Answers arrive live, and the page shows who hasn’t answered yet.
Add your photos and export a 9:16 video on your phone. Free with a small mark; your photos never leave it.
The trip page does the counting nobody wants to do in the group chat. This is ours.
China or Korea first, times three routes. Each one shows the days off it costs and the price per person.
Ascension and Whit Monday come off your days off, and the bridge day shows what it would save.
Everyone says which parts they’re joining. Sara only does the Korea week, so she counts for Korea only.
The page knows who hasn’t answered before the deadline and writes the reminder for you.
The planner dresses the trip once. The map, the vote page and the reel at the end all wear it. Try one here.
After the trip, the same route and your photos become a 9:16 video, made on your phone, so your photos never leave it. Free with a small mark; HD without it is a one-off pass for the trip.
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China and Korea, May 2027. Two date options, three routes through China, eight opinions and one group chat that wouldn’t decide. So we drew it: every version as a map you can play, and a page where everyone votes and says which parts they’re in for.
That became Itinerama. The map at the top of this page is that very trip.
The ones that come up first. Anything else: zeus.dev.eng@gmail.com
Draw the routes in a few minutes, send one link, and let the group pick. Or send this page to whoever always ends up planning.