The Chaos Travel Wishlist
Your saved places live in 14 tabs, 3 note apps, and a photo you'll never find. Give them one home.
π§³ One list for everywhere your head has wandered
π Group into trips
Open a trip below, then tap β on a wish to pin it into that trip. Everything is saved locally.
Why people love it
Ask anyone where they want to go and the answer is chaos β ten places in six countries, all saved in different apps at different 2 a.m. moments, none of them actionable. The Reddit thread was basically a group confession: people who keep a "travel list" of a hundred pins, 90% of which were added on a whim and never revisited, mostly because no single place felt like the "right" organizer.
People love the idea because it reframes the wishlist as a creative act, not a shopping cart. Saving the place is the fun part β ranking it ("would I fly 14 hours for this?"), teasing out why you want it, and eventually clustering it: these five pins are secretly one Southeast Asia trip. Suddenly the wishlist stops being a graveyard of pins and starts being trip ideas that nearly plan themselves.
The demo lets you rebuild your personal chaos: add anywhere, star the ones that belong together, and name the trip they'll become. Your future self will thank you at the next 2 a.m.