About the service
I create mobile applications that turn a travel idea into a clear day-by-day plan — not a list of cities "for someday," but an itinerary where each day is tied to specific landmarks, the order to visit them, and approximate time for each location. The user opens the app and immediately sees what's planned for today's travel and what comes next, without searching through dozens of tabs and notes.
I separately develop two sections that typical guide apps usually overlook. The first is a packing and documents checklist: the list is generated based on destination, season, and trip duration, and includes clothing, equipment, tickets, insurance, and papers — each item can be marked as packed. The second is the overall trip budget with breakdown by categories: transport, accommodation, food, entertainment, shopping. The budget updates as expenses are added, so at any moment you can see how much is left and whether the trip is staying within budget.
I choose the tech stack based on the client's needs — native development or cross-platform, depending on budget and timeline, integrate maps and points of interest databases, design the interface so that planning a multi-day itinerary feels like filling out a simple form. The standard package includes:
— day-by-day itinerary builder with drag-and-drop points
— packing checklist templates for different types of trips
— trip budget by expense categories with multi-currency support
— offline access to the saved trip plan
I separately develop two sections that typical guide apps usually overlook. The first is a packing and documents checklist: the list is generated based on destination, season, and trip duration, and includes clothing, equipment, tickets, insurance, and papers — each item can be marked as packed. The second is the overall trip budget with breakdown by categories: transport, accommodation, food, entertainment, shopping. The budget updates as expenses are added, so at any moment you can see how much is left and whether the trip is staying within budget.
I choose the tech stack based on the client's needs — native development or cross-platform, depending on budget and timeline, integrate maps and points of interest databases, design the interface so that planning a multi-day itinerary feels like filling out a simple form. The standard package includes:
— day-by-day itinerary builder with drag-and-drop points
— packing checklist templates for different types of trips
— trip budget by expense categories with multi-currency support
— offline access to the saved trip plan
