I've been to AWS re:Invent several times, and every one of them was worth

the trip. But every one of them also ended with a shortlist of sessions I'd

marked, wanted, and never got to.

Not because they clashed. Because nothing could tell me in time that they

were within reach. The venues are miles apart on the Strip, the walk inside

each resort is longer than the walk between them, and a calendar has no idea

there's a mile between two blocks that don't overlap. Meanwhile the repeat

that would have worked,same talk, Thursday, a venue you're already at

sits in the catalogue with nothing pointing you at it.

So I built the planner I wanted. It walks a route graph between rooms, not

venues, so every result carries a feasibility badge against your own day.

You ask in a sentence and see the filters it used. A free afternoon comes

back with what's on, reachable from where you're standing, and worth the hour.

Reminders fire when it's time to leave, not when the talk starts.

Same five days, more of the good stuff in them.

Android is live, iOS is in testing. It's a personal project built in evenings

and weekends, no company behind it, no support desk, just me and an email

address. Tell me what it fails to help with.