dani.go
Research it, plan it, live it
Everything you find about a trip ends up somewhere else. The restaurant is in a saved Instagram post. The hotel is in a confirmation email. The temple is in a YouTube video you’ll never rewatch. The itinerary is a Google Doc nobody has opened since March.
dani.go collects all of it in one place, as real places. Search in plain language — “best ramen near Shibuya” — and get results with photos, ★ ratings, full addresses, and a MICHELIN badge when it’s in the Guide. Paste a link and dani reads the article, video or post and pulls out every place mentioned, each one resolved to a real location. Upload a reservation email, a PDF or a screenshot and she reads the dates, times and confirmation codes, shows you what she found, and adds it once you say yes.
What you save lives in Clippings — your own lists, grouped however makes sense: by trip, by city, by “places we’d go back to”. Open one and every place is there as a card and as a pin on a map. When you’re ready to schedule something, you drag it onto a day.
A trip is a day-by-day timeline with the weather on it, a map of each day in visiting order, and a nearby button on every stop for when the plan changes. Vault holds the reservations, expenses, packing list, documents and receipts. Group brings your companions in with real roles, votes and a chat.
While you’re there, save a memory to any place — photos and notes, locked on your device before they ever leave it. When you get home, Travelog lays the whole trip out as a designed, printable write-up: days, places, photos and your journal entries.
Available now on the web, macOS and Windows. iPhone and Android are on the way.
How it works
Collect
Search in plain words, paste a link, upload a booking, or clone a trip somebody shared. It all lands as real places, in lists you organise your own way.
Arrange
Drag what you saved onto a day. The timeline gives you the weather, the day’s map in visiting order, and what’s nearby when things change.
Live it, then keep it
Reservations, documents and packing in the Vault. Memories saved onto the places themselves. A printable travelogue when you get home.
Key Features
Search the way you’d ask a friend
“Best ramen near Shibuya.” No keywords, no filter menus. Every result carries its photo, ★ rating and full address — plus a MICHELIN badge when it’s in the Guide. Tap in for the part nobody else shows you: what real viewers said in the YouTube comments, and honest reviews pulled from across the web. Then drag it onto a day, or save it to a list.
Plain-language place search with rated, photographed results
Paste a link, get real places
Add an article, a video, a post or a PDF to your Library and dani reads it, finds every place mentioned inside, and resolves each one to an actual venue with photos, hours and ratings. The travel videos you saved and never rewatched stop being a bookmark folder and start being a map.
A saved video with the places dani found inside it
Clippings — lists that are actually yours
Group the places you save however makes sense: by trip, by city, by “worth the detour”. Open a list and see all of it at once, as cards and as pins on a map, with filters to narrow down. A Clipping isn’t stuck to one trip — it’s a library you build once and pull from for years.
A Clipping list shown as cards alongside its map
Show dani the confirmation
Don’t retype anything. Upload the reservation email, the PDF, the screenshot, or paste the plain-text note. In a few seconds dani has the dates, times, names and confirmation codes. You review what she found, fix anything she read wrong, and confirm — and only then does it land on your timeline.
A reservation PDF being read into timeline events
A timeline that knows what day it is
Day by day, tap any stop to edit it, swipe to drop it. The weather sits on the day header and on each event, at that event’s hour. The day’s map shows your stops in the order you’ll reach them. And every stop has a nearby button — restaurants, sights and stops around that exact spot — for when it rains or the queue is two hours long.
Day-by-day timeline with weather and the day’s map
Everything the trip needs, in the Vault
Reservations, collected from your itinerary into one list you can check at a glance. Expenses, totalled from the trip. A packing list that stays private to you even on a shared trip. A wish list for the undecided. Documents — passports, tickets, insurance — there when you need them offline. And a budget with your receipts beside it.
The Vault: reservations, expenses, packing, documents
Plan together — then share it
Invite your companions and give each one a role: Admin, Planner, or Viewer who can follow along without changing anything. Can’t decide between three hotels? Start a vote. Talk it through in a chat that lives inside the trip. When it’s over, publish to Discover — itinerary only, never your reservations or personal notes — where other travellers can like it, lift a single place from it, or clone the whole thing.
Companions, roles and a vote inside a shared trip
Memories on the places, a book at the end
Save a memory to any stop while you’re standing in it — photos, a note, the title you’ll want to read in ten years. It’s locked on your device before it leaves, so nobody else can open it, us included. When you get home, Travelog lays the whole trip out as a designed, printable write-up: every day, every place, your photos and your journal entries.
A memory on a place, and the printable travelogue layout
Perfect for
Serial researchers
If you save travel videos and articles you never open again, dani turns that pile into a searchable library of real places, grouped by city and drawn on a map.
Groups and families
Roles that mean something, votes instead of a scrolling argument, and a packing list that stays private to you even on a shared trip.
Travellers with a lot to keep track of
Every booking, document, receipt and expense in one Vault — including offline, which is when you actually need the boarding pass.
People who keep their trips
Memories saved onto the places they happened at, encrypted, and a printable travelogue at the end instead of 400 unsorted photos.
Why we built dani.go
“The planning was never the hard part — the scatter was. A place you found in October lives in a different app from the place you found in November, and neither of them is anywhere near the itinerary. We wanted one place where everything you find becomes a real place on a real map, where you can drag it onto a day when you’re ready and not before, where the app is still useful at 3pm on day four, and where the whole thing ends up as something you can hold.”
What it costs
Everyone
Free to start
- Every feature — nothing is locked behind a plan
- Free starter tokens on every new account
- Unlimited trips
- Search, Clippings, Library and Discover
- Import documents, reservations and links
- Vault, memories and Travelog
- Top up with a token pack whenever you need one
Membership
$4.99/mo · $49.99/year
- Fresh tokens every month, automatically
- The lowest rate per token — annual lowest of all
- Unused tokens roll over, up to three months’ worth
- One price, no thinking about top-ups
- Cancel any time; tokens you’ve bought stay yours