For group trips
Get the trip out of the group chat.
Your chat is already full of TikToks, Reels, and someone's hotel screenshot. Paste one of those links below and watch it become places on a map. That is the trip, started.
Nothing to paste? Start from scratch instead. No account needed either way.
The chat keeps moving. The plan does not.
Forty new messages, four videos, two maybes, and no decision. A group chat is where trip ideas show up, and it is also where they get buried, because a chat only knows how to scroll.
Breadkrumb gives the trip its own home. The links come out of the chat and turn into real places, the group votes and comments next to the actual itinerary instead of fifty messages away from it, and a decision made once stays made.
A real one, already done
We ran one so you can see the result first
This is the same pipeline your link goes through. One short video in, 7 places out, every one of them on the map and ready to plan with.
Tokyo SkytreeSumida
The 634 meter deck that puts the whole city in one frame.
Sensoji TempleAsakusa
Tokyo's oldest temple. Go before nine and you get it quiet.
Nakamise Shopping StreetAsakusa
The snack street that runs straight to Sensoji's gate.
TeamLab PlanetsToyosu
Barefoot digital art you wade through. Book ahead.
Meiji ShrineShibuya
A forest shrine ten minutes from Harajuku's noise.
Shibuya CrossingShibuya
Watch the scramble from above once, then join it.
Ichiran RamenShibuya
Solo booth tonkotsu, open late for the post-crossing bowl.
How a chat becomes a trip
Step 1
Paste the links the chat is sitting on
Every video or article your group dropped becomes places on a shared map, with names and neighbourhoods instead of thumbnails.
Step 2
Decide where everyone can see it
Invite the group to one workspace. Votes and comments live next to the itinerary, so the decision and the plan are the same page.
Step 3
Nobody gets left out
Friends who will not install one more app can follow the trip and drop suggestions from a shared link, no account needed.
Came here for the app?
Planning is easiest at a desk, but the trip happens in your pocket. Grab the app and everything you try here comes with you.
