A travel app you operate, not just read.
Every stop, every date, every booking, on one timeline. Nights are counted, gaps and overlaps are caught, and the map shows the whole route rather than one city at a time.
It assembles the whole research prompt for you: the city, your dates, your interest profile, and an output contract. The answer comes back as structured places with must, good and skip verdicts on specific dishes and specific versions of the thing, not a wall of text.
Plans mutate. Places are full tonight, backups get promoted, half the good stuff is found once you arrive. Every place has a lifecycle you move it through in one tap, so the guide keeps up with the actual week.
It installs to a phone home screen, opens offline, and syncs across your devices when there is a connection. Any city exports back to one self-contained file, so your research always has an exit.
This is a real app, built for one traveler and used every day on an actual trip. It is not open for sign-ups yet, and there is no date to promise. This page is here so the door has an address when it opens.
The app can hand any plan over as a read-only page for the people who want to know where you are. This one is made up: an invented traveler on an invented Adriatic route, so you can look at the real thing without looking at anybody's actual trip. Nothing on it can be edited, and it needs no account.