Every day of the trip
Set the first and last day and every date in between is there, including the days you leave free.
Features
Everything a trip needs, from the first day to the travel book.
Doko Maps keeps the plan, its cost and its presentation in one workspace, so the itinerary you shape is the one your guest reads.
Plan the trip
An itinerary is dated, ordered by you, and made for one named guest.
Stops and journeys, in your order
Add a meal, a visit or a free afternoon, and the train or walk between them. Drag to reorder; the order is yours, never a clock.
Stays and passes
Record each hotel once, from check-in to check-out, and each rail pass once, with the days it covers.
Start from a trip you know
Duplicate an itinerary for the next guest. Every day, stay and pass moves to the new dates together.
Cost it honestly
Prices sit beside the things they pay for, and the totals add themselves up.
A price on every item
Admission prices and fares for adults and children, multiplied by the guests who go. A whole-group quote when that is how it was sold.
One trip budget
Stays, passes and everything else, totalled in the currency you quote in, with an average for each night and each day.
Your guest's currency too
Add a dated reference estimate in the currency your guest thinks in. The rate is the one you saved, so it never shifts between visits.
Prices stay yours
Prices start hidden from guests. Show a total, or a total and its breakdown, separately on the travel book and on the itinerary.
Present it beautifully
Your guest receives something made for them, not a working document.
The travel book
A cover, linked contents and a chapter for each day, with a map that follows the day being read.
The practical itinerary
The same plan as folding days, with the stays and passes beside them, for the moment the guest is on the road.
A guest link
Your guest reads the trip by a link nobody can guess, with their name on it. You send it yourself, and you can revoke it.
A shop window
Make an itinerary public to show it on your profile without the guest's name. Readers can ask you for a trip like it.
Curate your guides
A guide is a map of the places you actually send people to.
Themed guides
Coffee in Kyoto, craft beer in Osaka: gather places with your own notes, a cover and a saved view of the map.
Your categories
Fourteen starter categories to begin with. Change their names, colors and icons once, and every guide and itinerary follows.
Bring your saved places
Paste up to 50 Google Maps links at once, notes and all. Doko Maps finds the place behind each one, and asks you when it is not sure.
Ideas for free time
Offer a guide on a free afternoon. It points at the guide and copies nothing, so improving the guide improves every trip.
Work with help
The busy parts of planning, shared.
A planning assistant
Ask it to shape a day, find missing stays or review the trip. It adds and reorders through the same rules as the editor, and never deletes.
Up to 3 editors
Invite colleagues to one itinerary or guide. They work inside your plan and see changes as they happen.
A profile with a story
Your public guides and itineraries, and a globe of the cities you have been to. Readers follow you, and you approve who sees private guides.
Installs as an app
Add Doko Maps to a phone or a desktop and open it like any other app.
One professional itinerary, presented as a travel book made for the guest.
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