Create a walking tour map with a real route
Self-guided tours, architecture walks, a pub crawl, the route you take visitors on. The stops go in order, the line follows the actual streets and footpaths between them, and each stop carries as much or as little story as you want to tell.
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What the assistant builds for you
A walking route, not a straight line
The route is calculated for people on foot, so it uses the footbridge and the alley instead of cutting across a river.
Numbered stops in walking order
Pins carry their number, so nobody has to guess which way round the loop goes.
Timings where they help
Start time, roughly when to be where, how long the climb takes. Enough structure to follow, not so much that a slow lunch breaks the plan.
Room for the story
Each stop takes a full markdown card: what to look at, what happened here, what most people walk straight past.
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.
- A two-hour self-guided walking tour of old Edinburgh with eight stops, starting at the castle.
- Add what to look at on each stop, two or three sentences each.
- Make the route avoid the steepest closes and tell me the total distance.
Cinque Terre on Foot — One Day
Five stops, a walking route between them along the real path, and a rough timetable for the day.
One day walking the Cinque Terre coast path from Monterosso to Riomaggiore, with a rough timetable for the day.
Built a 5-village walking route with a timed schedule
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Credits pay for the assistant's work. Looking at a finished map — yours or anyone's — is always free.
About walking tours
Yes — say cycling and the same stops get routed for a bike. Driving and straight-line are the other options, and you can mix profiles on one map.
The map is a normal web page and works on a phone. Load it before you set off; once loaded it keeps working on a weak signal, though a fresh load needs data.
Yes. A public map opens for anyone with the link — no sign-up, no app.
Other maps people build
Your recommendations, grouped by category, with the notes that matter.
See what it builds → Hiking & trail mapsA trail line, trailheads, water stops and camps — with the warnings.
See what it builds → Restaurant round-upsA ranked or grouped food map — bookings, prices and what to order.
See what it builds →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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