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Plan a trip without twelve tabs
A simple day by day plan with a rain option, places to eat that are not fancy, and a source for anything with hours or a price. Twelve minutes. Opening hours change; you open the link for anything you will drive to.
The tool
Perplexity
Answers a question with a summary and a numbered source for every sentence, so you can check it. The free plan is enough for this.
Ask for the plan
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We are going to [Moab] for [three days in October] with [two kids under ten]. Give me a simple plan: one main thing each day, one rain option, where to eat that is not fancy, and a source link for anything with opening hours or a price.
What good looks like
A plan you could paste into your notes, with links.
Check what needs booking
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Which of these things need a booking in advance, and what is the official page to book each one?
What good looks like
A short list with official links. Book from the official page, not from a summary.
Make it a day by day
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Turn this into a day by day plan I can screenshot: morning, afternoon, dinner, one line each, with a backup for rain.
What good looks like
Something you can read on your phone in the car. If it is longer than a screen, ask for shorter.
Watch out
Opening hours and prices change. Open the link for anything you will drive to.
Now with your own thing. Same steps. The one on the fridge counts.