Start with the approved places
Your confirmed ideas become the raw material for the trip—not a generic list invented from scratch.
Collect → check → shape
You find the trip. Just Plot It.
Keep saving travel ideas wherever you find them. Plot It helps identify the places, asks you to resolve anything uncertain and gives the approved ideas somewhere useful to live.
Step one
Send what you already have.
Links, screenshots, locations and messages all belong in the same starting pile.
Add inspiration on the web or send it through the connected WhatsApp flow. A protected social link may need a caption or screenshot—the product does not pretend it can see evidence it cannot access.
Step two
Check what Plot It found.
Ambiguity gets a question, not a confident guess.
Review names, branches, timing and source evidence. Add the place, edit it, keep it for later or ignore it. Until you decide, your itinerary stays untouched.
Steps three and four
Shape the days. Keep control.
Move what does not fit
Change times, leave gaps and keep fixed bookings fixed. Your manual decisions are part of the plan.
Return to the same trip
The plan is a persistent workspace, ready for the next save and the next decision.
Ready when the saves are