1Join with one message
@matejkepes shares the trip link. @barbory sends its code to @reelsinary on Instagram, and she's on.
Instagram · @barbory
Share them to @reelsinary and the places land on a map, ordered into a day-by-day plan.
Live maps, built from reels people actually saved. Open one, steal the plan.
📍 Sicily · Italy “Four reels I'd saved turned into the whole west-coast loop. We just drove it.”
@krasna_katarina4 reels → 14 pins Open →
📍 Washington DC “29 places to eat, sorted by neighbourhood.”
@filipalazarova Open →
📍 Montenegro “Five reels became our Kotor-to-Budva route.”
@monikaschmotzer Open →That "Italy 🇮🇹" collection counts. This is where it finally gets used.
Instagram's share button → our DMs. Nothing to install.
Send a few reels and they combine into one map + a day-by-day itinerary. Grouped, ordered, nights picked.
This is the whole product
No dashboard to learn, no forms to fill. You share a reel the way you'd share it with a friend, and a friend who happens to make maps writes back. About thirty seconds later.
Why we built this
Our trips start as reels we send each other. The AI planners we tried never looked at them, so we built one that starts there.
Planning together was the hard part, so it's built in. Your friends join the same way @barbory does.
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@matejkepes & @barbory
@matejkepes shares the trip link. @barbory sends its code to @reelsinary on Instagram, and she's on.
Instagram · @barbory
You both rate every place. One 👍 keeps it in the plan, and a 👎 nobody overrules leaves it out.
The shared map
Her new places and votes reach @matejkepes as one batched message, on Instagram or by email.
Instagram · @matejkepes
When the plan is ready, send it wherever your trip actually lives:
A living map + itinerary at one link. Friends open it, add reels, vote. Always current.
Every pin imported into your Google Maps, organized by day, ready for the ground.
Send your whole trip, every place, day, and note, straight to your AI as context. Then just ask: rainy-day swaps, budgets, what to book.
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