A trip is a draft until it is not
Confirmed itinerary items and planning candidates should feel different, because they ask for different decisions.
About TripToad
Travel planning should stay useful after the first draft.
TripToad is a planning workspace for the middle of a trip plan: when there are reservations, ideas, places, costs, documents, and people involved, but everything still needs to be checked before it becomes the final itinerary.
A professional workspace with a playful mark.
The frog is a brand accent, not the product. The product is the ability to make confident travel decisions because the plan, context, and source material are in one place.
The day is the planning unit
Most travel decisions happen day by day, so the workspace keeps days readable instead of hiding everything in one long checklist.
Money and points stay separate
Award points are not pretend cash. TripToad keeps them visible as their own planning facts.
Automation needs review
Imported confirmations should help, but the traveler should still decide what gets added to the plan.
The map is context, not theater
TripToad should show mapped places and provider-backed details when the data exists. It should not invent routes, distances, pins, or recommendations just to fill empty space.
Review is part of the product
Confirmation imports, provider facts, and travel details are useful because they are inspectable. The product direction is review-first, not autopilot.