Treader
Plan less.
Live more.
Twelve open tabs and a group chat nobody can scroll back through. Treader puts every stop on one map, works out the days and drive times as you go, and lets everyone who's coming edit the same plan. Building it takes minutes, not an evening.
Less planning, in practice.
You expect a map with every place on it, and it’s here. The rest is the part a map app doesn’t do: a day that retimes itself when you move a stop, a ferry and a flight counted on the same clock, an assistant that has read your itinerary, and a plan that keeps up when the day slips.
01 Discover
What you find is already in the plan.
The usual places with their ratings and hours, plus the spots other Treader travellers pinned and wrote up. Anything you like goes into a day from the map itself, so nothing gets copied into a notes app to be lost later.
20 places in view, each one tap from a day
02 Build
Drop a place in and the day rearranges itself.
Times shift, routes redraw, the day still adds up. Change your mind as often as you like and the timings redo themselves.
Six stops retimed in one tap, about 4m less travel
03 Routes
One day that drives, flies and takes the ferry.
A directions app times one leg at a time. Treader times the whole chain, transfers and time zone changes included, so a day that mixes a drive, a flight and a boat still adds up. If Tuesday is too full, you find out while you’re building it, not while you’re standing in it.
Four modes, five legs, one running clock for the day
04 Scout
Scout has already read your itinerary.
Ask what Tuesday is missing, or where to eat near your last stop. It answers from the plan you built, then makes the change for you to keep or undo. The evening of research becomes one question.
15 questions a month on the free plan, 300 on Pro
05 On the day
It keeps up on the day itself.
Rain moves in, you leave the museum an hour late. Treader reshuffles what’s left and tells you what you can still make, so nobody rebuilds the afternoon standing on a street corner.
Four one-tap ways to reflow a day that slipped
Every number above comes from the same trip.
Three days in Banff, opened right up: the days and the routes, plus the budget, the fuel estimate, the receipts, the split and who added which stop. No account, nothing to dismiss.
Plan it alone. Or don’t.
A trip you plan by yourself works exactly the same. Send one link and everyone else is on that map too, adding stops you can see as they go, so the plan lives in one place instead of six heads.
Everyone edits at once
A friend pins Lake Agnes from their desk in Toronto and it turns up on your Tuesday a second later.
Settle it in the trip
Vote on dinner, pin the winner into the day, and stop arguing about it in the chat at midnight.
Guests never pay
Anyone you invite plans for free, whatever plan they’re on. You only pay to host more of them.
The parts you only notice when they’re missing.
Trip budget, per stop Pro
What the trip costs as you build it, fuel for the drive worked out, and who owes who at the end.
Spots pinned by travellers
The viewpoint off the trail, the pop-up that only runs on Sundays, the pull-out with room to park.
Publish the route you walked
Keep a trip private, or put it on your profile so anyone can open it and follow the same days.
A day that works offline Pro
Download tomorrow as one file. It opens without a connection, in the valley where the bars run out.
A private document vault Discovery
Boarding passes, bookings and passports in one place you can reach when the airport wifi cannot.
30 days to undo a delete
Wiped the trip a week before you fly? It sits in a Deleted tab for a month, exactly as you left it.
Discovery
For the trip you can’t afford to lose.
Discovery is for the flight that matters. It carries your documents, and when the trip falls apart at gate 42 it already knows what you’re owed.
The travel vault
Passports, bookings and insurance in one private place, on your phone at the desk where they ask for them.
Money back when the flight goes wrong
Delayed or bumped, Discovery drafts the claim for you. Canada’s air passenger rules are worth up to $1,000.
A Scout that knows your bookings
Opt in and Scout answers from your own documents. Your seat, your booking reference, your rebooking window.
Start free. Upgrade when a trip earns it.
The free plan doesn’t expire and never asks for a card. Upgrade for longer trips, more guests and more Scout.
Free
$0
forever · no card
- Plan on a live map
- Unlimited trips, up to 7 days each
- Pin and share your own spots
- 15 Scout messages a month
Pro
POPULAR$4.99/mo
- Scout, your AI travel agent: 300 messages a month
- Full place detail: hours, photos and reviews
- Trip budget with automatic cost estimates
- Packing list built from your route and forecast
- Live flight status with delay alerts
- Trips up to 30 days long
- Share & host trips with up to 3 people
Discovery
BEST$9.99/mo
- Everything in Pro, plus unlimited Scout
- Travel Data vault: documents, records & wallet
- Up to $1,000 back on flight delays & bumps
- 60-day trips, up to 10 collaborators
Monthly or annual · cancel anytime · prices in CAD
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from asking an AI for an itinerary?
A chatbot writes the itinerary once and hands it back as text you still have to turn into a trip. Scout works inside the plan with you. It can already see what you have built, so you can ask it to fill the gap on Tuesday or find dinner near your last stop, and what it suggests arrives as stops on the map that you can drag, retime, swap or undo in one tap. It also keeps the preferences you set once, the pace you like, what you eat, what you would rather skip, so you are not re-explaining yourself every time you ask it something.
Is the free plan really free?
Yes. $0, forever, no card and no trial clock. You get as many trips as you like at up to 7 days each, one person to plan them with, and 15 Scout messages a month. Upgrade only when you outgrow it.
Do my friends need to pay to plan with me?
No. Joining someone else’s trip is always free. Hosting is the part that scales with your plan: one guest on Free, three on Pro, ten on Discovery.
What is Scout?
Scout is the planning assistant built into the app. It has read your itinerary, so you can ask what Tuesday is missing or where to eat near your last stop, and it answers with places that fit the day, then makes the change for you to keep or undo. Free includes 15 messages a month. Pro raises that to 300 and gives Scout more to work with, including the full detail on every place it suggests. Discovery is unlimited.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, in a couple of clicks. Pro is $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year, which saves 17%. Discovery is $9.99 or $99.99. You keep access until the period ends, and your trips, spots and notes stay yours after that.
What is the $1,000 flight claim?
Canada’s air passenger protection rules entitle you to compensation when a flight is delayed long enough or you get bumped. Most people never claim it. Discovery drafts the claim from your booking, for up to $1,000.
Where do the places come from?
Map search and discovery run on Google’s live place data, the same source behind Google Maps, on every plan including Free. Full detail on a place, its photos, reviews and opening hours, comes with Pro and Discovery. Community spots are pinned by travellers who have been there.
So, why'd I build Treader?
Planning shouldn't be a hassle.
I’m Logan. I take photographs, and I spend a good chunk of the year planning trips and trying to be everywhere at once. Most of the time I end up watching videos of other people living out my dreams, when I should be telling my friends we are finally going somewhere we have always talked about.
The planning tools didn’t help. Most were too limited, none of them let me plan with the people I travel with, and too many times I turned up at a spot that didn’t exist. So I built the thing I wanted: a map with detail I can trust, and the people I’m travelling with planning alongside me. Plan smarter and you plan less, and the time you get back goes into the trip you have all been dreaming about. Treader is a tool for people who want to plan together, and get out there.
Plan less, live more. Logan, Treader
Somewhere is expecting you.
Day one takes about five minutes to build. Everything after that is the fun part.
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