I'm a baker in Finland. Today I launched an AI trip planner I built with no code
Hey PH 👋
Today is launch day for Sujova, and since this is the forum for showing what you're working on, here's mine and the story behind it.
I work at a bakery in Finland. I have absolutely no coding background. A while back, planning a small group trip to Riga, Latvia turned into 47 browser tabs, a Google Doc nobody touched, and a WhatsApp thread that slowly died. Everyone had opinions. Nobody had a plan.
So I built the tool I needed, using AI and no-code tools (Lovable, Supabase, Paddle). It took months of evenings around bakery shifts.
What Sujova does:
You describe a rough trip idea and it generates an editable day-by-day itinerary in minutes. Your whole group can view, edit, and comment on it together in real time. The free Trip-Alignment tool lets everyone compare travel preferences before the itinerary is even built, so you agree on what kind of trip it is first. The Itinerary is weather-aware, so when rain shows up, it suggests indoor swaps. You can also add your flight details to alert everyone if a flight is delayed or cancelled, and it works fully in English, Finnish, and Spanish.
One early user took it on a road trip through Norway and Finland and told me, in Finnish language: "We found a pizzeria nearby that Sujova suggested. We never would have known about it otherwise, and it was really good."
I just wish I had informed her in time that her travel companion could've joined in on the planning itinerary, and gave additional preferences for the trip. That sentence is why I kept building.
It's live on Product Hunt today: https://www.producthunt.com/products/sujova
And the app itself is free to try at sujova.com, one trip, no card needed.
Honest reactions are welcome, including the critical kind. I watched another founder in this forum get a public teardown before her launch and handle it with grace, and honestly the feedback made her product better. I'm here for the same.
Who's the designated trip planner in your group? 😅
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