It happens to me all the time. I ll be scrolling through Instagram or TikTok and save one of those 10 places not to miss in Tokyo posts, followed by a Reel on my favourite pizzas in London.
Then I ll get two different Google Maps lists from friends, a Notion page from my travel-savvy colleague, and a spreadsheet I paid $5 for from a travel creator.
But when I finally arrive, I find myself googling where to eat in Shinjuku because it feels faster than trying to find everything I d saved. I end up having a forgettable meal and head back to the hotel feeling frustrated and a little mad at myself.
I ve spoken to friends who know the exact feeling.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I’m Dom, one of the two people behind Doko.
Doko started with a very ordinary frustration: places worth remembering kept disappearing into screenshots, saved posts, Maps lists and notes. We wanted a calmer way to turn those fragments into a guide that remains useful and that feels good enough to pass to a friend.
The current version lets you save and organise places, import public links from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Google Maps, add your own notes, customise guide covers, and export a guide as a PDF. The core is free for up to three guides; Plus is there for people who want more depth and power.
I’m especially interested in how you organise places today, what makes a guide trustworthy, and where Doko still feels unclear. Honest, specific feedback is the most useful thing you can give us.