Palspo2

What it does: paste any travel itinerary (ChatGPT dump, Gemini, blog listicle, a friend's text), get back the real venues with opening hours checked against your actual trip dates. Flags permanently-closed places, weekly closures that fall on your dates, country-specific public holidays, and what needs booking ahead. Map view + a Neighborhoods tab that groups stops by district so you can see if a day actually clusters or you're criss-crossing the city.

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No account needed, free, no email gate — just paste and validate.

What I'd love feedback on:
- The parser. Turning messy pasted text into clean deduped places is the hard part — most fragile on mixed-language venue names and places mentioned only by neighborhood.
- Whether the Neighborhoods tab is enough day-planning or you want an explicit day-by-day sequencer.
- Whatever you'd throw at it expecting it to break.

Easiest test: paste an old itinerary you actually used and see what it catches.

Happy to test someone else's back — drop yours in the comments.

Last fall I planned a trip mostly with ChatGPT. Tuesday morning, cafe #1: closed Tuesdays. Cafe #2: permanently closed since 2022 (GPT didn't know). Cafe #3: dinner only. Repeat for 4 days.

So I built .

You paste recs from anywhere - a ChatGPT itinerary, a Reddit thread, a blog post, a friend's text - and it:

• Pulls the actual places out, dedupes them, sorts by type

• Checks each one against your travel dates (weekly closures, permanent closures, holidays, seasonal stuff)

• Groups your days by neighborhood so you're not zigzagging

• Surfaces festivals and public holidays that overlap your trip

Free, no account, no email. Works on a phone.

Stack: Next.js, Supabase, Google Places, plus a small validation layer that stitches a few APIs together.

Solo project. The hardest part was getting "paste anything" to reliably pull out the actual places - would love feedback on that flow specifically if anyone has a chaotic itinerary to throw at it.

ChatGPT and travel blogs kept handing me confident day-by-day itineraries where a third of the stops were closed the day I'd actually be there, permanently shut, or needed booking I'd already missed. Verifying each one by hand was 30+ browser tabs per trip.

So I built ValidaTrip: paste any itinerary — a ChatGPT/Gemini dump, a blog listicle, a friend's text — and it pulls out the real venues and checks opening hours against your actual travel dates, flags closures and what needs booking ahead, and surfaces events/holidays during your window. Map view + Markdown/CSV export. No account needed to try it, and it's free.

It's early and the parser (turning messy pasted text into clean, deduped places) is the hard part. I'd genuinely like feedback on what breaks it — what's the messiest itinerary you'd throw at it?