The trip planner that
sequences your whole day.
AI ranks what's worth doing, a logistics engine orders it into a day that actually flows, and every stop respects your dietary needs. Edmonton, mapped.
Everything a good day out needs
From the first idea to the last stop home: planned, ordered, and shared. Open any card to see it working.
Set it up once. It takes about a minute.
Your dates size the trip, your stay becomes the origin every distance is measured from, and your dietary needs filter the catalogue before a single card reaches you. Change any of it later and the day re-ranks around the change.
One shortlist, everybody's picks.
The model we are building toward: a single shared shortlist per trip, anyone in the party can add to it, and the votes decide what actually makes the day. No poll in the group chat, no screenshot of somebody's notes app.
Not shipped yet. Planning solo works today, and shared trips arrive with accounts you can invite.
Every stop, anchored to home base.
Your lodging sets the gravity for the day. Coral pins mark today's plan, hollow pins show worthwhile detours nearby, and the route line always loops you back without a long ride home.
See where the hours actually go.
Coloured blocks are stops; grey is time spent moving between them. Optimize once and watch the travel shrink. That dashed block is free time handed back to you.
Plan on the big screen, walk it on the small one.
One codebase drives both. The planner is live in any browser today, phone included, so the itinerary you build at your desk is the one in your hand at the corner of Whyte and 104th.
The native Android build runs from that same codebase and is not on a store yet. Until it is, the mobile experience is the web app.
Make the detours the point.
Quests sit beside the plan, never in front of it. Try a place nobody told you about, back a local business, finish a themed set, and collect XP and badges for the trouble. Skip every one of them and your day is exactly as good.
Three steps to a day that flows
Set up your trip
Dates, party, budget, interests, and dietary needs. It takes a minute and it only happens once.
Shortlist & optimize
AI ranks the spots worth your time; the router orders them into the shortest, most sensible day.
Go, and discover
Follow the map on your phone, swap stops on the fly, and pick up Discovery Quests along the way.
Everything that plans a day is free
The subscription buys savings, not features. No card to begin, cancel any time.
The whole planner. Not a trial, not a teaser.
Everything in Explorer, plus money back on the trips you already take.
Early access: we are launching with our first Edmonton partners, and the network grows from there.
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"We saw twice as much of Edmonton in a weekend and never once backtracked across the river. It just knew the order."
"As a celiac, the verified filter is the whole thing. Every place it suggested was genuinely safe. I finally relaxed."
"I stopped planning around the map in my head. Picked the places I wanted, hit optimize, and the afternoon just made sense."
"The stay being the anchor is the clever part. Everything it suggested was genuinely close, not close on a map of a different city."
"Two kids and a nut allergy. Being able to trust the filter instead of phoning ahead to every place saved the entire trip."
"Did a quest on a whim and ended up at a bakery I would never have found. That detour was the best part of the day."