For friend recs
Ask your friends where to go. Keep every answer.
A friend who has been there beats any top ten list. Got a link a friend already sent you? Paste it below and see it become places you can plan with.
Nothing to paste? Start from scratch instead. No account needed either way.
Good recommendations, scattered everywhere
You asked, and the answers came: a voice note, three texts, a screenshot of somebody's notes app. All gold, and all gone by the time you actually plan, because recommendations that live in six threads might as well not exist.
Breadkrumb collects them in one place. Send your people one link and they add places straight to your trip, no account required, with their name on every suggestion, so when you are standing in front of two restaurants you know which friend to trust.
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 the asking works
Step 1
Send one link instead of six texts
Share your trip's ask link. Friends open it in a browser and drop in their places; nobody has to install or sign up for anything.
Step 2
Every rec lands on the trip
Suggestions arrive as real places on your map, each one credited to the friend who sent it.
Step 3
Recs become the plan
Move the winners into your days. The attribution stays, so the trip remembers who called it.
