GateAway_Itineraries turns your trip into a clean mobile itinerary you share with a single link. Day by day: maps, weather, documents, packing list. Travelers open it on their phone, no app, no login. Built for travel pros and independent travelers. There is also a marketplace that allows the creator to publish their products that allows customers to import them.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Adelchi. I've been creating travel itineraries for clients since 2015, and for years I did it the painful way: a Word or PDF, reformatted by hand for every trip, that the traveler lost in their inbox exactly when they needed it on the road.
GateAway is the tool I wish I'd had. You build an itinerary (by hand, from an Excel file, or with AI), and share it as a single live link that opens on any phone, no app, no login. Maps, weather, documents and a packing list, all day by day, and you can update it anytime.
It works for travel pros who want to hand clients something that carries their own brand, and for independent travelers who just want their whole trip in their pocket. It's an indie project, I read every message, happy to answer anything!
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Curious how the marketplace side handles pricing and fees for creators selling their itineraries, and whether travelers can preview the route before buying?
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@deryasarobkyp1 Hey Derya! Right now there's nothing to buy: the marketplace is free, so you see the full itinerary before importing, no paywall. No creator pricing or fees at this stage.
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How does the marketplace piece actually work for monetization, does the creator set the price and do you take a cut on every import?
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@hamidekutluk Hi Hamide! Right now the marketplace is free for everyone: creators publish to inspire, and anyone can import an itinerary at no cost. No pricing or commissions at this stage.
Where it gets interesting for a creator is visibility: every itinerary you publish becomes a public page with your name, bio and links (website, socials), plus your own creator page with your full catalog. It's a way to get discovered and build an audience, at zero cost. If you make itineraries, it's a solid place to put them in front of people looking for exactly that.
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Curious how the marketplace side actually works. If a travel pro publishes an itinerary and a customer imports it, do they get a link they can edit and customize, or is it a one-to-one copy? Also wondering if there's any fee baked into that flow for the creator.
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@mithaspayl9qg1 Hi Ümit! When you import, it clones into your own account as an editable copy: you set your own dates and customize it freely, then share it with your own link. It's yours to change, not a locked one-to-one copy. And no fee for the creator.
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Shared a trip link with my partner and we both opened it instantly without downloading anything, which honestly made my evening. Love that the packing list lives right next to the day-by-day map.
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The no-login, single-link approach is genuinely smart for travel groups where half the crew refuses to install another app. Love that the marketplace side lets creators push ready-to-use itineraries straight into someone else's trip.
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Shared my last trip with my partner via the link and the day-by-day layout with weather and maps was actually useful on the go. No login was the part that sold me.
Curious how the marketplace side handles pricing and fees for creators selling their itineraries, and whether travelers can preview the route before buying?
@deryasarobkyp1 Hey Derya! Right now there's nothing to buy: the marketplace is free, so you see the full itinerary before importing, no paywall. No creator pricing or fees at this stage.
How does the marketplace piece actually work for monetization, does the creator set the price and do you take a cut on every import?
@hamidekutluk Hi Hamide! Right now the marketplace is free for everyone: creators publish to inspire, and anyone can import an itinerary at no cost. No pricing or commissions at this stage.
Where it gets interesting for a creator is visibility: every itinerary you publish becomes a public page with your name, bio and links (website, socials), plus your own creator page with your full catalog. It's a way to get discovered and build an audience, at zero cost. If you make itineraries, it's a solid place to put them in front of people looking for exactly that.
Curious how the marketplace side actually works. If a travel pro publishes an itinerary and a customer imports it, do they get a link they can edit and customize, or is it a one-to-one copy? Also wondering if there's any fee baked into that flow for the creator.
@mithaspayl9qg1 Hi Ümit! When you import, it clones into your own account as an editable copy: you set your own dates and customize it freely, then share it with your own link. It's yours to change, not a locked one-to-one copy. And no fee for the creator.
Shared a trip link with my partner and we both opened it instantly without downloading anything, which honestly made my evening. Love that the packing list lives right next to the day-by-day map.
The no-login, single-link approach is genuinely smart for travel groups where half the crew refuses to install another app. Love that the marketplace side lets creators push ready-to-use itineraries straight into someone else's trip.
Shared my last trip with my partner via the link and the day-by-day layout with weather and maps was actually useful on the go. No login was the part that sold me.