Trip planning · prototype
Intentative
Private trip sites for families and friends travelling together.
What it is
Tell Atlas where you are going and who is coming. It researches every stop for exactly those travellers and makes the trip its own site, with the plan, the ideas and the photos in one place.
It grew out of SEA 27, a private site for one family’s month in Southeast Asia. Only the trip’s own people can see a trip; to anyone else it doesn’t exist.
How it works
- Atlas reads Wikivoyage and OpenStreetMap, then checks opening hours and prices on official pages through a headless browser.
- Every fact it writes cites its source.
- It runs on a small, cheap model through AI Gateway, so researching a destination costs a fraction of a cent.
- A trip is built in a Workflow, one step at a time.
- People sign in with passkeys. The site speaks three languages, and there is a phone app for the trip itself.
Built with
- Hono on Workers
- the site, the app’s API and the gates
- Workers AI
- Atlas, through AI Gateway
- Browser Run
- reading official pages for hours and prices
- Workflows
- building a trip
- D1 and R2
- trips, places and photos
A closer look
Where it is
A working prototype, used for real trips.