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Road trip maps

Make a road trip map by describing the trip

Tell the assistant where you are starting, roughly where you want to end up and how many days you have. It puts the stops on the map in order, routes the drive along real roads between them, and writes the itinerary down the side. Then you keep talking to it until the trip is right.

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What ends up on the map

What the assistant builds for you

Numbered stops in driving order

Each stop is a pin with a number, so the sequence is obvious at a glance rather than something the reader has to work out from the dates.

A route along actual roads

The line between stops is routed on the real road network, not a straight line drawn between two dots — so the shape on the map is the drive you are going to do.

A day-by-day list

Dates down the sidebar, one line of summary per day, and the detail tucked underneath for whoever wants it. Two stops on one day is fine.

The notes you would otherwise lose

Booking references, the tide time you need to hit, where parking actually is, which stretch has no fuel for 90 km — all of it on the stop it belongs to.

What you would type

Three messages, start to finish

The first builds the map. The rest are the ordinary follow-ups — each one a sentence, each one applied to the whole map at once.

  1. Ten days from Denver to Moab and back, no more than four hours of driving a day.
  2. Add a night in Salida between stops 3 and 4, and shift everything after it back a day.
  3. Mark which stops have a grocery store, and put the campground reservation numbers on each night.
Live example

Nova Scotia in Five Days

One prompt produced this: eight numbered stops, a 720 km driving route and a five-day itinerary.

Plan a five-day Nova Scotia road trip out of Halifax

Built 8 stops, a 720 km driving route and a five-day itinerary

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Pricing

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FAQ

About road trip maps

The route is calculated on the road network, so the shape and length of the drive are real. Ask for the leg distances and the assistant will write them onto the stops as notes.

Your next trip, mapped in a minute

Start with a sentence. Keep going until the map is right. Share the link with whoever needs it.

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