I’ve logged 30,000+ miles across 25 U.S. states and 4 countries since 2023.. hiking national parks, chasing waterfalls, café-hopping, testing AR/VR demos at conferences, and coding on the go with a cup of strong coffee. But even with AI tools, VR previews, endless travel blogs, and my trusty Notes app.. something has always been missing from the way I plan and share trips.
My travel history is scattered across screenshots, saved places, camera rolls, notes, and messages that begin with “wait, what was that cafe called?” We have more travel information than ever and somehow still rebuild the context from scratch for every trip.
After 30,000 miles, I do not want a product that only gives me another list. I want it to understand the shape of a day: how far I am willing to walk, whether I need Wi-Fi, which places feel like me, and what I loved last time. The missing layer is memory, not surveillance, but useful context that I choose to share.
Can you guess what it is? 👀
Maybe Taylor Edghill can drop a clue?
Drop a comment or DM if you think you know ✨
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What I remember most is the shift from an idea in my head to something another person could actually touch. Shipping makes the questions sharper, the feedback more honest, and the next version much easier to imagine.