One simple question
Why should travel planning feel like a chore?
Finding places was easy. Comparing options, connecting locations and turning them into one practical route was not. That question led to RouteFold.
Information was not the real problem.
Travel information is already everywhere. Google, YouTube, blogs, guidebooks, maps and AI can all provide useful places, restaurants and ideas.
The real work comes after that: comparing the information, deciding what fits, connecting places efficiently and turning everything into a route that works from the traveler’s actual starting point.
RouteFold was created to reduce that work. It combines structured customer input, an itinerary engine, direct review and an interactive map that can be opened during the trip.
The person who built it also reviews the result.
RouteFold is currently created and operated by one person. I develop and maintain the itinerary process, review each completed route and prepare the final interactive map before delivery.
It is not presented as a large travel agency or a team of unnamed experts. A real operator remains responsible for checking the final result before the customer receives it.
RouteFold begins with Seoul.
Personalized 1–3 day Seoul routes are available now. Additional cities and longer journeys may be introduced as the service develops.
See the Seoul beta