🗺️ Stop manually copying travel itineraries from blog posts
Hey PH! I built something I wish existed every time I plan a trip.
The problem: You find the perfect 5-day Iceland itinerary on a travel blog. You can copy/paste the text, but then you still need to manually structure it, map locations, track expenses, and coordinate with your travel group.
The solution: Paste the URL. My tool extracts everything and builds it into a real trip planning system - with mapped locations, organized days, expense tracking, and collaboration built-in.
✨ What it does
🔗 Import from any web page - Paste a URL → Get structured days, activities, locations, times
🔍 Or search for itineraries - "Find me 3-day Paris itineraries" → Finds Web pages you can then import
🗺️ Auto-mapped locations - Every place automatically plotted on an interactive map
💰 Track expenses - Add your own expenses, split with travel buddies
👥 Real collaboration - Share your trip, everyone can add notes, vote on activities, assign tasks
✏️ Edit everything - Review what was imported, adjust before saving, modify anytime
🎯 Perfect if you:
Start trip planning with blog research (but hate manual data entry)
Need your itinerary on a map, not just in a doc
Travel with others and need a shared planning space
Want to actually execute the plan (expenses, notes, coordination) not just save the idea
🆓 Completely FREE to try
Just:
Sign up (takes 30 seconds)
Create a trip
Click "Import" and choose your import method
Watch the magic happen
Looking for feedback on:
Does the import work on the blogs/sites you use?
What itineraries should it handle better?
What would make this more useful for your planning workflow?
Whether you're planning a trip right now or just curious how it works, I'd love for you to try it and let me know what breaks (or what's surprisingly good).
Link: https://bonder.us/
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