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Your dates are fixed. The rest can fit around them.

Explore a trip-planning sidekick that connects the events you care about with routes, places to stay and worthwhile time in between.

Bring two commitments into one coherent trip

SITEKICK / THE POSSIBILITIES

A sidekick for travel.

CONCEPT PREVIEW

Bring two commitments into one coherent trip

A wedding on Friday and a concert on Sunday should become one plan. Review travel windows, realistic buffers and places to stay around the commitments you cannot move.

Trigger
user supplies event dates or authorizes an available calendar input.
Output
timeline, travel gaps, overnight needs and missing details.
Decision
confirm dates, origin, budget and priorities.
Follow-up
Recheck itinerary conflicts when supported sources change.
Bring two commitments into one coherent trip
Illustrative example · Planned workflow

CONCEPT PREVIEW

Compare stays with the whole trip in mind

See why a place fits: distance to your events, total quoted cost, cancellation terms and the travel it creates.

Output
three sourced options with checked time, currency, fees where available and unresolved conditions.
Boundary
availability and prices can change; no booking or guaranteed best price.
Trigger
Event dates or selected itinerary inputs
Decision
Confirm the dates, origin, budget and preferences.
Follow-up
Recheck itinerary conflicts when supported sources change.
Compare stays with the whole trip in mind
Illustrative example · Planned workflow

CONCEPT PREVIEW

Find something worth doing in the gaps

Use your free afternoon for something you would actually enjoy. Explore nearby events and activities that fit your timing and interests.

Output
two or three options with opening/event times, source and travel buffer.
Follow-up
flag itinerary conflicts when supported sources change; failed checks remain visible.
Boundary
do not fabricate events or imply reservations.
Trigger
Event dates or selected itinerary inputs
Decision
Confirm the dates, origin, budget and preferences.
Find something worth doing in the gaps
Illustrative example · Planned workflow

SITEKICK / EXAMPLE WALKTHROUGH

From shared context to your next choice.

A concept walkthrough—not a live product demonstration.

Walkthrough: Fictional Friday wedding and Sunday concert → confirm city and dates → inspect travel/stay shortlist → choose free-time activity → save draft itinerary.

Inputs: dates, locations, constraints, preferences and optional selected confirmations. Avoid requesting passport data for basic planning.

Sources and boundaries. Any released workflow must identify supported inputs, show source references and check times, surface missing information and failed checks, and let you inspect a proposed output before acting. These illustrations do not demonstrate a live integration.

You decide. No automatic buying, booking, payment, cancellation, merge or deployment is promised. Pause, notification and access controls must be documented with each release.

SITEKICK / CATEGORY FAQ

A few important boundaries.

Does it book?

No booking promise.

Are schedules always current?

Show source and last-check time; verify with the provider before committing.

SITEKICK / RELATED POSSIBILITIES

One part of a bigger picture.

A silver ink path through an arch toward a quiet horizon

SITEKICK / EARLY ACCESS

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