An appointment ends early in Seoul and you have 45 minutes. A normal itinerary list is too broad, but opening a map and zooming around still does not tell you what is realistically reachable.
I changed Gap-trip's comparison flow around that problem: choose 30, 60, or 90 minutes and a travel mode, then compare places by estimated travel time, weather, air quality, and official crowd data where public coverage exists. After picking a destination, the route can be opened in KakaoMap or Naver Map, with nearby station, restroom, or nursing-room checks tied to that place.
It is a free Android app with ads. Crowd and facility coverage varies by place, so I still recheck official hours and same-day notices before leaving.
I just published a Korean maker-facing Unse Nadri page with four real app screens and a short demo.
The sequence is now consistent from the first frame: search the one place you already plan to visit see today's personal place-fortune score keep the result in history share it as an image.
This matters because my earliest visuals accidentally told a two-place comparison story. The new page is built around me + this place + today instead.
If the idea still becomes unclear somewhere in that four-screen sequence, I would value the exact frame where it happens.
Unse Nadri turns one real place you already chose into today’s personal place-fortune reading. Search that café, park, station, museum, or meeting spot to see your score, read a short interpretation, and save the result. Free Android app with ads, available in six languages.
