See saved places and details together
Trippa’s desktop Sites view keeps an independently scrolling card list beside a map that is bounded to your saved places. On mobile, switch between the active list and map while preserving the current trip context.
Teardrop pins use category colors to make food, attractions, outdoor stops, and other ideas distinguishable at a glance.
- Map automatically framed to saved places
- Category-based pin colors
- Responsive list and map controls
Turn a cluster of pins into a route
Schedule selected places onto a day and the Plan map changes to ordered coral pins. A dashed route connects the home base and mapped stops in itinerary order.
Reorder the day when priorities change. The visual route updates with the list so the plan and the map do not drift apart.
- Ordered itinerary mode
- Home-base route
- Immediate route updates
Add places with enough context
Ask Trippa to search the web and add a place, or enter one manually. Every place it finds can carry coordinates, address, category, rating, hours, and a description when available. You can check and edit the details before scheduling.
Already there? Trippa is, too.
The trip starts.
The help doesn’t stop.
Your guide, your next stop, your change of plans. Trippa keeps the context of your trip, so you don’t have to explain it all again.
An hour in the gardens
A short route, with time to linger.
- 1Start by the glasshouse
Get your bearings before heading into the gardens.
- 2Follow the riverside paths
Take the easy loop and leave room for a detour.
- 3Finish with a quiet spot
Pause by the water before your next stop.
Interactive illustration with fictional places. Creating guides and replanning need a connection; check local conditions before heading out.
Frequently asked questions
How does a travel map help me plan a trip?
Location exposes what a list hides: when your restaurants cluster in one neighborhood, when an attraction is far from everything else, and which ideas naturally share a day. Trippa keeps saved ideas on one category-colored map beside their details, so the geography shapes the plan before you commit to days.
Can I turn map pins into an itinerary?
Yes. Schedule the places that made the cut onto a day and the map switches to ordered coral pins connected by a dashed route from your home base. Reordering the day updates the route immediately, so the plan and the map never drift apart.
How does access work for the travel map planner?
Choose Request access, tell us a little about your trip, and submit your application. We’ll email you after review. Free during beta. No card required. Applications are reviewed before access is granted.