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Porvi
Trip plans built around you, with all the logistics handled
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Trip plans built around you, with all the logistics handled
3 followers
Porvi turns your city, dates and travel style into a day-by-day plan on a map. Tell it who you're traveling with, your pace and what you love, and every route is built around that. Every stop is checked against its opening hours, with metro rides, walks and meals timed from your hotel and back, plus a note on why it fits you. Don't like a day? Ask for a change and compare before you keep it. The first day of every trip is free, then pay per trip. No subscription.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Dmitrii, the maker of Porvi.
Planning a trip used to eat several of my evenings: shortlisting places that suit both me and my wife, checking opening hours, tickets and how to get between them, reading endless reviews, then stitching it all into a plan. After one more evening after work lost to it, I figured I wasn't the only one — so I built Porvi. Now trip prep takes me 5–10 minutes: I set the destination and what we're into, get a ready route, and tweak a thing or two.
A few things I'm proud of:
Travel DNA — tell it once who you travel with, your pace and what you love; every route is built around that
Logistics, handled — each day runs from your hotel and back, with metro lines, walks, lunch and dinner timed in, and every stop open when you get there
Every stop has a reason — why it fits you, its story and how to get tickets
Change anything — swap a place or rework a day, then compare before you keep it
Trip prep in one place — packing checklist, local tips, and travel documents that never leave your phone
Your travel map — a globe that fills in with every trip
Pricing is simple: the first day of every trip is free, then you buy trip credits that never expire. No subscription. iPhone only for now.
Plan your next trip and tell me honestly: where did the route feel off for how you travel, and what would you want it to handle that it doesn't yet? I'll be here all day reading and answering every comment.