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@ampo0809 Thanks Nacho, that's fair and useful feedback. We're reworking the homepage so it reads as a trip planner first, not another AI site.

Thanks Vedanth! Long-distance visits are a great use case: save the links you both find, and the live share link keeps you both on the same plan. Plans are here if you want more: https://tripdeputy.com/pricing/?utm_source=startupbase&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=pricing

@yhx0429 Following up on your question: pulling hotel check-in and check-out dates into the plan automatically isn't built yet, but it's on our build list. Thanks again for the kind words about never inventing places.

@lancekonglx Quick follow-up: reading booking confirmations into the trip as bookings isn't built yet, but it's on our build list. Thanks for asking for it, you weren't the only one.

@liangzhu_ai Thanks for asking about this. As of Oct 19, Pro has a live share link: whoever opens it sees the latest version of the plan, no account needed, and the page checks for changes every minute. The free share link is still there, now clearly labeled as a snapshot.

@yhx0429 Thanks, Honson, hallucinated places are exactly the trust problem we built around! It doesn't pull hotel dates automatically yet: TripDeputy doesn't open saved links, and on Pro a forwarded confirmation is saved as its links and subject line rather than read for dates. Reading booking dates straight into the plan is on our build list.

@transferportal Thanks, Chase, glad the book-by timeline stands out! It doesn't keep your saved order. It works saved spots in wherever they fit and aims to keep each day in one area, but it doesn't guarantee that far-apart stops land on separate days yet. Smarter grouping by area is on our build list, thanks for the nudge!

@aksaathwik Thanks, glad the no-account planner and labeled deadlines resonate! TripDeputy doesn't open saved links or pull previews. It keeps the link and any note you type next to it, and that note is what the planner works from. For a private Instagram or TikTok post, paste it with a few words like 'the cliffside bar from Sam's reel' and it plans with that. Showing link previews is on our build list.

@mystackmatch Thanks for the kind words! A slower pace gives you fewer planned stops per day. Relaxed plans just the morning, with open time and a flex block to rest or push on, plus a full light day every few days. The planner also aims to keep each day in one area and be realistic about getting between places, but it doesn't calculate exact travel times yet. That's on our build list.

Thanks so much! Hope it helps turn your next batch of saved links into an actual trip.

Thanks, Kris! That pile of saved posts is exactly why we built it, and keeping the free planner in the browser with no account was a deliberate choice. Appreciate the support today!

Splitting the cost with someone already driving your route is such a practical idea for intercity trips. Which routes have the most active members so far?

It's a snapshot. The whole plan travels inside the link itself, so nothing is stored on our server, and opening it gives the recipient their own copy. Later edits don't sync, so send a fresh link after changes. Pro's calendar link is the piece that does pick up plan changes.

Thanks, Lance! You can forward a confirmation to your trip address, but right now it's handled like any other forward: the links in it (up to 10) and the subject land in "Saved for this trip" on your most recent trip. It doesn't read the booking details into the plan itself yet. Forwards have to come from the email on your account.

Thanks, Run! That pile of saved links is exactly why we built it. Hope it gets your next trip out of the bookmarks folder.

Having OCR built in for scanned PDFs alongside DOCX, PPTX and XLSX conversion is handy, since scanned files are usually where markdown converters fall down.