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A trip planner that turns into your daily paper.

Plan it together. Vote on what matters. Then read tomorrow the night before, in an edition made for your trip.

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  1. Step 1

    Plan it together

    Start from suggestions shaped by how you like to travel. Everyone votes must, maybe or skip, even without an account.

    Museo del Templo Mayor

    0 must · 1 maybe · 0 skip

    Catedral Metropolitana

    1 must · 0 maybe · 0 skip

    Casa de los Azulejos

    0 must · 1 maybe · 0 skip

    Palacio de Bellas Artes

    0 must · 0 maybe · 1 skip

    Tap a vote and watch the ranking move.

  2. Step 2

    Optimize your way

    One day, a few days or the whole trip. See what would change and why before anything moves, and undo it with one tap.

    1Museo del Templo Mayor
    2Catedral Metropolitana
    3Casa de los Azulejos
    4Palacio de Bellas Artes
    5Torre Latinoamericana

  3. Step 3

    Keep or cut

    Two weeks out, a review compares your votes with how full each day is. It suggests. You decide.

    • Museo del Templo MayorSuggested: keep

      Most votes, and Day 1 has room.

    • Palacio de Bellas ArtesSuggested: cut

      Low votes; Day 3 is overpacked.

    • Casa de los AzulejosSuggested: keep

      Two musts, and it’s on the way.

    You’ve decided 0 of 3. Nothing is removed automatically.

  4. Step 4

    Read it the night before

    At 9:00 PM, tomorrow arrives: the day on page 1, the stories behind it on page 2.

    8:57 PM

    Sample edition. Weather, times and hours are placeholders.

  5. Step 5

    Know before you go

    The trip comes to you in stages, so nothing is a surprise on the morning you leave.

    Pack and prepare

    A packing list from the forecast and your plans, plus Know before you go: money, tipping, phrases, plugs and etiquette.

    • Days past the reliable forecast are labelled as an outlook.

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