Most planners hand everyone the same top-10 route. HitTheRoad learns how you actually travel — swipe places to teach it your taste, tell it who's in the car and what you drive — until every plan feels handpicked. Explore a whole country from one word, loop out of your own front door for the weekend, or go classic A-to-B. Real stops, honest costs, a dated before-you-go checklist, live check-ins on the road. Free to start, in 9 languages.

Hey Product Hunt! Solo maker here.

Every planner I tried handed me the same trip it hands everyone: the top-10 sights, evenly spaced. But a couple in a campervan chasing food markets doesn't want the trip a family hatchback wants.

So HitTheRoad gets to know you before it plans:

- Travel Taste: swipe through places and moods like a card deck — every plan after that bends around what you liked

- It plans around your crew and your wheels: campervan, EV, SUV or motorcycle change the roads, the stops, the overnights

- Three ways in: name a country and swipe complete journeys on the map, loop out of your own front door for a weekend, or go classic A-to-B

- Honest plans: real places, day-by-day pacing, costs you can trust, and a dated before-you-go checklist with booking links

- On the road it rides shotgun: live view, offline check-ins, and a Roadbook of countries, miles and badges

Free to start (3 trips included), in 9 languages, on iOS and Android.

I'd love blunt feedback — especially anywhere the personalization gets you wrong. That's the part I'm obsessed with. I'll be here all day!

Honestly the swipe-to-teach-it thing actually works better than I expected. I kept getting routes that matched the kind of stops I'd actually pull over for, which is kind of rare with these planners.

@aysegulnur55627 That was actually this app's ultimate goal: make it personal and one-app for any kind of road trip.