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Quchu
Turn places you want to go into a trip that works
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Turn places you want to go into a trip that works
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Let AI draft your trip, then put each day in order on the map: how to get between stops, how long it takes, where you sleep each night. On the road, Today shows just the next stop. Free, no ads. iPhone and web.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm the solo developer behind Quchu.
I usually fly to Europe from Hong Kong. It's a long way, so I plan hard. But the planning app always got closed the day I printed the itinerary, and on the ground I'd walk up to a museum on its closing day, or turn up at 4:30 somewhere that shut at 5.
So over the last two or three months, on and off, I built Quchu for the part most planners skip: the trip itself. (Most of the code was written with AI coding tools; my job was deciding what a traveller actually needs.)
• Add places, or let AI draft the days. It works around closing days and opening hours
• Each day is drawn in order on the map, with how to get from stop to stop and how long it takes
• On the road, Today shows only the next stop: when to leave, how to get there, where you sleep tonight. There's a Live Activity on the Lock Screen too
• Not feeling a stop? Swap it for something good nearby
• 25 curated routes (Europe, Japan, Korea, Australia and New Zealand, North America) you can copy and make your own
It's free with no ads. iPhone app and web (paixc.com), same account, in English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
The hardest part was Smart order. Reordering a day sounds simple until it has to respect booked times, meal times and closing days, and never make the day more tiring than it was. I'd love to hear what breaks for you.