Map-based planning
Mappu helps you move from scattered pins and notes to a trip that makes sense on a map, with route-aware days and guide context when you arrive.
Quick answer
A travel map planner organizes trip ideas geographically, so you can see which places belong together, what days are overloaded, and where the route needs breathing room. Mappu adds AI itinerary planning, editable stops, public trip examples, and live guide context to keep the map useful during the trip.
Mappu treats places as stops in a real route, not just items in a note. You can plan by day, check the shape of the trip, and keep map context attached to the itinerary.
A list can hide backtracking, impossible days, and clusters that should be visited together. A map makes those problems visible before you waste time during the trip.
Yes. Mappu connects planning with exploration, so the route you prepared can feed map-based discovery and audio guide moments when you are already outside.
| Question | Mappu | Typical alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Notes app | Stops organized into a mapped itinerary | Useful text, weak route logic |
| Map pins | Pins connected to days, pace, and guide context | Saved places without a trip plan |
| Mappu | Planning, map, public examples, and audio guide in one workflow | Several tools glued together manually |
Yes. Mappu is designed around turning destination ideas and stops into an editable route instead of leaving them as disconnected pins.
Yes. Mappu connects trip planning with map-based exploration so the itinerary stays grounded in geography.
The difference is the map and guide continuation. Mappu is built for the full path from plan to route to live exploration.
