Two countries, two very different trips
A country pack is more than a little flag: it decides the theme, the categories you pick from, the fields that appear, and even whether routes go by bike or by rail. More country packs will follow the first two.
Japan
Torii, Shinkansen and the rhythm of the rails
The Japan pack gives your agenda a washi-paper tint, kanji weekdays and いま ("now") on the line through the grid. Routes go by public transport by default.
- Categories for temple & shrine, onsen and Shinkansen alongside the regular travel categories
- Fields for JR Pass, train name, seat reservation (non-reserved, reserved, Green Car) and IC card (Suica, Pasmo, ICOCA)
- Weekdays shown in kanji next to the Dutch or English label
- Search and "nearby" pick up Japanese place names and the Japanese Wikipedia as an extra source
- A 21-day sample itinerary: Tokyo → Nikko → Hakone → Kyoto → Nara → Osaka → Hiroshima → Kanazawa → Tokyo
Netherlands
Tulip, bicycle, and the Museumkaart feeling
The Netherlands pack colours the agenda Delft blue and orange, without the paper texture, with rounder cards. Routes go by bicycle by default.
- Categories for cycling, café & terrace, market and canal cruise alongside the regular travel categories
- Fields for OV-chipkaart, Museumkaart, bike rental, parking and time slot/ticket
- Routes and navigation default to cycling instead of walking or driving
- A 5-day sample itinerary: Amsterdam, Zaanse Schans, Haarlem, Utrecht
On the way to more countries
Every country pack — theme, categories, fields, routing mode — is fully manageable and extendable in the admin panel. Japan and the Netherlands are the first two; more countries will follow.
Plan your first trip
Pick your destination and the right country pack switches on by itself.
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