Most travel tools help you plan trips. Snipplet does the opposite. It's for places you've already been and actually loved. Save your favorite spots, add photos and tips, and it becomes a visual guide you can share with one link. No more scattered screenshots or 47 tab Google Docs. Make it yours with custom fonts, colors, stickers, backgrounds, and themes. Or drop a screenshot in and let AI build it for you. Real recs from real people. Works for Tokyo or your favorite spots around the corner.
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Hey everyone! I'm Isabel, and I built Snipplet because my travel recommendations were a mess. Every time I came back from a trip, friends would text me "where did you eat in Barcelona?" or "what should I do in Tokyo?" and I'd either scroll through my camera roll trying to remember or dig through my Notes app for some list I saved months ago. Half the time I couldn't even find it.
And when I did find my notes, sharing them was painful. I once wrote out an entire itinerary with comments and tips for a friend. It looked organized in my Notes app but the second I pasted it into a text message it became this unreadable wall of text. Good luck finding that again in a chat thread.
Even for myself, I'd go back to a city and not remember where that amazing restaurant was. I'd have to retrace the actual street or scroll through hundreds of photos to figure it out.
So I built Snipplet. You turn your travel memories into beautiful visual cards with your photos, favorite spots, restaurant picks, and tips. Each one becomes a mini guide you can actually share with a link and anyone can browse, save, or get inspired by. It's not just for big trips either. I use it for my favorite matcha spots, vintage record stores, and activities in my own city. No more messy notes, no more lost recommendations.
I'm a solo founder and built this from scratch. I've tested it on my own trips and rebuilt things based on what actually worked (and what didn't).
Genuinely open to any feedback, criticism, feature requests, anything. A few things I'm especially curious about:
* What would you save first, a trip or your local go-to spots?
* What's the one thing that would make you come back weekly?
* Would you actually share a snipplet with a friend?
I'd love for you to try it. Use code PRODUCTHUNT for a free first month of Pro. It’s for the first 100 users, so use it quickly!
Try it free at snipplet.com on desktop or mobile. No signup required to browse. Thanks for checking it out!
Big shoutout for making browsing completely friction-free Snipplet looks incredible for curating local city guides. Best of luck on the launch @isabelzav🙌
@vikramp7470 Thanks so much! Local city guides are one of my favorite use cases. There's something great about having all your go-to spots in one place to share when friends visit. Really appreciate the support!
@isabelzav Congrats Isabel! This is a really good and useful idea. I especially like that it solves a real problem rather than just being another travel planning tool. Good luck with the launch!
@orkhan_ilyas Thank you so much, Orkhan! We hope you give it a try and enjoy Snipplet!
local go-to spots, easily. trips are rare enough that I remember them, it's the little places around my own city that I actually lose track of and end up re-googling every time a friend visits. to answer your other question, yes I'd share one, but only if the friend could browse it without making an account first, since that's usually where I lose people when I try to send them something like this.
@galdayan Love this. The local angle is exactly what we're leaning into too. It's not just trips, it's "where was that taco spot I went to last month?" with all your notes and thoughts right there.
And great news... shared snipplet links are fully viewable without an account! Anyone you send it to can browse the whole guide, no signup needed. You can also check out what others are sharing on our explore page at snipplet.com/explore. And if they do want to sign up, it takes seconds.
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback, really appreciate it!
What I like is that it captures context along with the location. Sometimes that's what makes a recommendation memorable.
@gurpreet_singh89 Exactly! "Go to this restaurant" is so different from "go to this restaurant, sit at the bar, order the special, and ask for extra chili oil." That context is what makes a recommendation actually useful. Glad that resonated with you!
The embedded maps links are also supposed to make the experience of searching locations seamless!
Tried it out, pretty cool concept. excited for app release
@eric_mchugh Thank you so much for the support!
Wow, thank you all for the support today! We've been reading every comment and the feedback has been incredible. If you haven't tried it yet, snipplet.com is free to use. Would love to hear what you think!
What features would you want to see next? Let us know in the comments!
I am a huge fan of travelling :)
@busmark_w_nika Then Snipplet was made for you! :) Use code PRODUCTHUNT for a free month of Pro if you want to try it out. Would love to see what places you'd add to your first guide! Happy Snippleting!✨
Okay the "40 minutes digging through screenshots" line is way too real 😭 I have a Notes app that's basically a graveyard of half-written trip guides no one will ever see. Love that you actually built the fix instead of just complaining about it like the rest of us lol. Trying this out immediately, congrats on the launch! 🎉✨
@melika_kamalifard Haha the Notes app graveyard is SO real too!🤣 We've all got one! Really glad this resonated with you and so excited you're trying it out. Let me know what you think, would love to hear your first impressions!🙂