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Plan your first trip, prepare for the trail, use your assistant or find an answer about the app.

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Start here

Choose the guide that matches what you want to do. The browser planner works without an account; connected assistant features require an Adventure Runner account.

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8 guides

Plan a trip

Choose a route and shape an itinerary for your dates.

Your first trip

Choose a reference route or import your own, set your date, and prepare a plan you can use.

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Routes, stops and timing

Find the planner controls, adjust your itinerary, and understand what the estimates mean.

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Prepare and share

Check conditions, organize gear and arrangements, then take your plan with you.

Weather and go/no-go review

Read forecast timestamps, distinguish seasonal context, and set weather review thresholds.

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Gear and preparation checklists

Pack for your route and conditions, then review permits, reservations, transport and emergency arrangements.

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Share, PDF and GPX

Choose a readable plan, a navigation file or an editable backup, and understand who can access it.

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Accounts and assistants

Save personal gear rules and plan through your connected assistant.

Accounts, preferences and local trips

Understand what sign-in stores and how local trips differ from assistant-accessible snapshots.

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Plan with your assistant

Set up ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, Ollama or Synaptic, then plan a trip and review proposals before saving.

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Get help

Find controls, recover a plan or resolve a connection question.

UI questions and troubleshooting

Find missing plans, handle offline updates, and resolve common connection and export questions.

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From a route to a trip you can use

Follow this workflow in the browser planner, or ask your assistant to guide you through it.

  1. Choose a reference route or import your own track.
  2. Set your date, local start time, moving hours, stops and water refills.
  3. Check trip-date weather, its refresh time and official access notices.
  4. Prepare gear, permits, reservations, transport and emergency arrangements.
  5. Export a PDF for the group, GPX for navigation and JSON as an editable backup. Download maps and test offline reopening before departure.

Where your plans live

Local trips stay in this browser. Sign-in saves account gear rules and enables assistant authorization; it does not sync your local trip library. Share a trip snapshot deliberately for assistant access. Approve proposed changes in Account, then save a local copy if you want to edit it in the browser planner.

Still have a question? Email project support. Include the control and what you expected; keep private trip links and credentials out.

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