Say where you're going and Memento builds the days — real, named places in a sensible order, with the walk between them timed and drawn on a map. Then it compares live flight prices and finds somewhere to stay near where you'll actually be.
Start your journeyAsk for a day and Memento searches for real, named places — with true coordinates, a photo and a pin — and puts them in an order that makes sense on foot, with each walking leg timed. Nothing is invented: if it can't find a place, it says so instead of naming one that doesn't exist.
Press and hold to reorder a stop, drop one with ✕, add one from your saved places, or move it to another day. Every gesture writes straight to the trip — there's no separate 'edit mode', and no second copy of the plan that can disagree with the first.
Pick which days you're looking at and the map shows exactly those — each day its own coloured pencil, joined by real routed walking legs rather than straight lines between dots. Press play and the day performs itself: the camera eases from stop to stop, and each place appears only as you reach it.
A full comparison surface over live prices: both legs on every row, the airline's own logo, the cheapest marked, and bags counted into the price rather than sprung on you later. It tells you how much it's hiding — '31 of 821 journeys' — so a filter is never a quiet deletion. Ask for 'nonstop with a checked bag' and Memento narrows the filters on screen, in front of you.
Real properties with photos and ratings, each showing the walk to the days you've already planned — '2 min to Day 4 · 6 min to Day 3'. That's a reason to choose one, which is more than a star rating gives you.
If the sensible way there is the train, Memento shows you the train instead of pretending otherwise. If you're driving, it says 'no ticket needed' and stops talking about it.
