Manbu

Make a day out of your saved places.

Manbu (漫步, “a stroll” in Chinese) is a walking-first day planner. Pick a city and what you like, or paste a travel note, and it drafts a day of stops in one neighborhood, ordered so the walk makes sense.

Open Manbu

Runs in the browser. No install needed.

What it does

What Manbu does today.

Routes built from your interests

Choose what you care about, like food, photo spots, or quiet corners, and get 4 to 6 stops inside one neighborhood, ordered by walking distance with walk times between them.

Any city, one map

Search any city and the map fills with places colored by category. New York, Tokyo, Kyoto, Paris, and Shanghai come with editor-curated picks.

Start from your notes

Paste a travel note or any text. Manbu pulls out the places, finds them on the map, and orders them into a day.

Plan with friends

Add up to 6 people with their own interests. The route weighs each category by how many people want it, and everyone gets at least one stop.

Trips that keep

Save a route and it stays on your device. Reopen it later and pick up where you left off.

Share cards

Download the itinerary as an image, or copy it as plain text for the group chat.

Good to know

The plain facts.

Platform: Web, in any modern browser. iOS and Android apps are in internal testing and not publicly available yet.
Your data: Day plans are stored on your device. Text you ask the AI to plan with is processed by a third-party AI service. Place data comes from OpenStreetMap; photos from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons.
Worth knowing: Food suggestions near a sight are unverified. Check opening hours and details before you go.