We're building the trip planner the group chat never was.
Blendit started the way most trips do: with a folder full of saved reels and absolutely no plan.
The screenshot graveyard.
Every group we know plans the same way: someone dumps reels into the chat, someone else says "omg yes," and the whole thing scrolls away by Tuesday. The links expire, the names get typed wrong, and the perfect little wine bar from that one video is gone forever.
We lived it planning a six-person trip to Lisbon — twelve reels, four expired links, and one restaurant we argued about for a week because nobody could find the video again.
The plan should make itself.
Blendit exists because the hard part of group travel was never finding places — your saved folder is already full of them. The hard part is turning that pile into a map everyone can see, a vote everyone can cast, and a plan the whole group actually agrees on.
So we built the tool that watches the reels for you, puts every real place on one shared map, and lets the group's consensus build the itinerary. Lisbon, round two? Planned in one evening.
Three rules we build by.
The group decides
Not the loudest person in the chat, not whoever planned last time. Consensus should be visible — one glance at a meter, not forty messages of "idk, whatever."
No new habits
Nobody should have to learn a system to plan a trip. If you can paste a link, you already know how to use Blendit. The best tool is the one that meets people where they already are.
Real places, not vibes
A pin has to be a real venue at a real coordinate — and when the AI gets it wrong, a human can fix it in one tap. Trust is the whole product.
Early days, on purpose.
We're in private beta, building in the open with the groups on our early-access list. Every feature ships when it kills a headache one of them actually has.
Come plan a trip the way it should feel.
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