Step 1
Paste the Reels you saved
Drop in the links, your dates, your budget, and any preferences you already have. Messy is fine.
Beta · Singapore
You saved 60 travel Reels. Now what?
Paste the links. Astrail pulls out the actual places, checks they exist, and builds a day-by-day plan that explains why each stop is on it.
The problem
Saving places is easy. Planning around them isn't.
You saved the ramen spot, a viewpoint, that one cafe, the temple your friend keep talking about. Two weeks before the trip you open the folder and realize none of it adds up to a route.
Saved
Unsorted
Unplanned
How it works
From a folder of saved Reels to a planned trip.
Step 2
Astrail verifies the places
We pull the real stops out of each Reel, research them, and keep the evidence attached to every recommendation.
Step 3
Get a route you can follow
You get a day-by-day plan with route logic, the reasoning behind each stop, and a saved trip you can come back to.
Proof
We built it in 48 hours. Now we're rebuilding it properly.
The hackathon version proved the core idea worked: messy saved Reels can become a real itinerary. The beta is the same idea, minus the duct tape.
This is the raw hackathon build. The beta is a proper rebuild. Watch on YouTube.
From the builders
We built Astrail because we both had the same problem: hundreds of saved Reels, zero actual trips planned from them. The intent was there. The tool to turn it into a route wasn't.
So we built one. First as a hackathon prototype, now as something we'd actually trust on our own trips.
Zhi Hao and Shaun · Singapore · 2026
What we are building toward
- Verified places, not guesses.
- Route logic you can inspect before you trust it.
- A planner that learns your pace, budget, and habits over time.
Join the beta
Get in early.
We're opening Astrail slowly while we rebuild it for real trips. Leave your email and we'll send an invite when the beta is ready.
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Questions
Before you sign up.
What does the beta actually do?
You give Astrail your saved Reels, dates, budget, and preferences. It returns verified stops, a day-by-day itinerary, route logic, and the reasoning for why each place made the cut.
Does it book hotels or flights?
Not in the beta. We're focused on getting the planning layer right first: verified places, trustworthy routing, saved trips, and explained decisions. Booking comes later, and only once the planning is good enough to trust.
How does the personalization work?
Astrail learns your travel style as you use it: pace, budget, food, walking tolerance, neighborhoods you like, things you avoid. The goal is a planner that gets sharper over time without hiding the assumptions it's using.
Why start from Reels?
Because that's where most travel intent now starts. People save places months before they're ready to plan. Astrail starts from that messy inspiration layer and turns it into a real trip.