What it looks like
What it solves
The product itself: the library where every experience lives with its duration, its difficulty, what it includes, its itinerary, its photos and its variants. In most companies the same trip is written four different ways — on the website, in the brochure, in the proposal and in the email somebody always sends. Here it is written once, and everything that publishes it reads from there.
- A library with versions, approval states and SEO per piece
- Every experience with its itinerary, what is included, safety, questions and gallery
- A day-by-day itinerary builder, dragging in what you already have loaded
- Proposals with a private link, a PDF and tracking in the CRM
What you can do
- Write an experience once and use it across every channel
- Leave a piece in review and publish it only once it is approved
- Roll back to an earlier version without losing the one that is live
- Build a day-by-day itinerary by dragging in experiences and destinations
- Turn that itinerary into a proposal with a private link and a PDF
- Follow the proposal by status and keep its acceptance on the record
- Keep the same experience in Spanish, English and Portuguese
- Organize photos and video by experience and by destination
- Publish to your own website without rewriting the listings
- See which content gets read and which ends in a sale
A real case
A five-day trip that has to be quoted today
The situation
An agency asks for a custom program in Patagonia, and the answer has to go out with an itinerary, photos and a price — not on Thursday.
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You drag five experiences you already have loaded into the itinerary, each with its duration, its difficulty and its photos.
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Day three ends up with a trek in the morning and a boat trip in the afternoon: the builder checks the times do not overlap.
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You send the proposal as a private link; the agency opens it on a phone with the gallery, the itinerary and the price per passenger.
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It sits in the CRM with its status and, when they accept, the itinerary becomes a booking without retyping anything.
What you end up with
The quote went out the same day, with the same words and the same photos as the website, and the acceptance is on the record with a date.
+$50/month
Load one of your own departures and see how it looks.
No video, no guided tour: it is your account, with every module open, so you can try it on data you recognise.
15 days · no card · closes itself if you stop there