Stop screenshotting reels into the group chat.
Paste the TikToks and Reels you've been saving. Blendit's AI watches each one, pulls out the real places, and drops them on a map your whole group votes into a plan.
6 trips planned this week by groups who ditched the group-chat scroll
Everyone's got the perfect spot saved. Nobody can find it again.
A graveyard of screenshots.
Twelve reels buried in the group chat, half of them expired links. Someone types out a restaurant name wrong. The good place from Tuesday? Gone. Planning becomes a second job nobody signed up for.
Paste the link. It's already a pin.
Drop a reel and Blendit watches it for you — reading the caption, the on-screen text, and the audio — then geocodes every real place onto one shared map. No typing. No lost links. Just the spots, ready to vote on.
Three steps from saved reel to a plan you agree on.
No new habits to learn. If you can paste a link, you can plan the whole trip.
Paste a reel
Anyone in the group drops a TikTok or Instagram link — the taco place, the rooftop bar, the viewpoint someone swears by. Photo carousels work too.
AI extracts the places
Blendit watches the reel — caption, on-screen text, and spoken audio — identifies each real venue, geocodes it, and drops it on your shared map, grouped by the reel it came from.
Vote — the itinerary forms itself
Everyone thumbs each pin up or down. A live consensus meter surfaces what the group actually agrees on, and the winners assemble into a day-by-day itinerary automatically.
Built for the messy reality of group travel.
Every feature exists to kill one specific planning headache — from the endless scroll to the "so are we actually doing this?" limbo.
One shared, live map
Every place from every reel lands on the same map, color-coded by how the group feels and grouped by source. Watch pins appear in real time as friends paste — no refreshing, no re-sending.
AI place extraction
Reads caption, on-screen text, and audio to name each venue — then geocodes it. No manual typing, ever.
Voting & consensus meter
Thumbs up or down. A live meter turns scattered opinions into a clear "yes, the group wants this."
An itinerary that builds itself
The pins that win the vote assemble into a day-by-day plan — clustered by neighborhood so you're never crisscrossing the city. Adjust anything by hand; it stays in sync for everyone.
The group chat is quieter now.
Early testers stopped arguing about where to eat and started actually booking.
We planned four days in Lisbon in one evening. Everyone dumped their reels, Blendit mapped them, we voted over dinner, and the itinerary was just… done.
I have a folder of 200 saved reels I never looked at again. Blendit turned the ones for Tokyo into an actual map in about a minute.
The consensus meter ended the "I don't care, you pick" spiral. We could finally see what everyone actually wanted.
Your next trip is already half-planned in your saved folder.
Get Blendit the moment it opens. Paste your first reel and watch the pins land.