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HitTheRoad
Road trips that learn your taste, not just your route
Most planners hand everyone the same top-10 route. HitTheRoad learns how you actually travel — swipe places to teach it your taste, tell it who's in the car and what you drive — until every plan feels handpicked. Explore a whole country from one word, loop out of your own front door for the weekend, or go classic A-to-B. Real stops, honest costs, a dated before-you-go checklist, live check-ins on the road. Free to start, in 9 languages.
Every planner I tried handed me the same trip it hands everyone: the top-10 sights, evenly spaced. But a couple in a campervan chasing food markets doesn't want the trip a family hatchback wants.
So HitTheRoad gets to know you before it plans:
- Travel Taste: swipe through places and moods like a card deck — every plan after that bends around what you liked
- It plans around your crew and your wheels: campervan, EV, SUV or motorcycle change the roads, the stops, the overnights
- Three ways in: name a country and swipe complete journeys on the map, loop out of your own front door for a weekend, or go classic A-to-B
- Honest plans: real places, day-by-day pacing, costs you can trust, and a dated before-you-go checklist with booking links
- On the road it rides shotgun: live view, offline check-ins, and a Roadbook of countries, miles and badges
Free to start (3 trips included), in 9 languages, on iOS and Android.
I'd love blunt feedback — especially anywhere the personalization gets you wrong. That's the part I'm obsessed with. I'll be here all day!
Honestly the swipe-to-teach-it thing actually works better than I expected. I kept getting routes that matched the kind of stops I'd actually pull over for, which is kind of rare with these planners.
About HitTheRoad on Product Hunt
“Road trips that learn your taste, not just your route”
HitTheRoad was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #151 on the daily leaderboard. Most planners hand everyone the same top-10 route. HitTheRoad learns how you actually travel — swipe places to teach it your taste, tell it who's in the car and what you drive — until every plan feels handpicked. Explore a whole country from one word, loop out of your own front door for the weekend, or go classic A-to-B. Real stops, honest costs, a dated before-you-go checklist, live check-ins on the road. Free to start, in 9 languages.
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Mücahit Gürbüz
Hey Product Hunt! Solo maker here.
Every planner I tried handed me the same trip it hands everyone: the top-10 sights, evenly spaced. But a couple in a campervan chasing food markets doesn't want the trip a family hatchback wants.
So HitTheRoad gets to know you before it plans:
- Travel Taste: swipe through places and moods like a card deck — every plan after that bends around what you liked
- It plans around your crew and your wheels: campervan, EV, SUV or motorcycle change the roads, the stops, the overnights
- Three ways in: name a country and swipe complete journeys on the map, loop out of your own front door for a weekend, or go classic A-to-B
- Honest plans: real places, day-by-day pacing, costs you can trust, and a dated before-you-go checklist with booking links
- On the road it rides shotgun: live view, offline check-ins, and a Roadbook of countries, miles and badges
Free to start (3 trips included), in 9 languages, on iOS and Android.
I'd love blunt feedback — especially anywhere the personalization gets you wrong. That's the part I'm obsessed with. I'll be here all day!