Downloadable long-weekend plans

Get the group chat to “booked.”

Tested three- and four-day itineraries for busy Gen X travelers—complete with stays, maps, priorities, realistic budgets, and options for every energy level.

Buy once, download instantly, and send the plan to your people.

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The founder promise

Useful before aspirational.

Tested firsthand

Plans begin with places Jen can document and explain honestly.

Costs in plain sight

No vague luxury math—expect practical per-person estimates.

Made to share

Send one clear plan by text or email and make the decision together.

From idea to itinerary

Less researching. More actually going.

Each plan does the tedious sorting without turning your weekend into a minute-by-minute forced march.

  1. 01

    Choose the weekend’s personality

    Start with food and wine, scenic towns, live music, a quiet reset, or a milestone worth celebrating.

  2. 02

    See the decisions that matter

    Compare two lodging levels, know which reservations to book first, and review shared and individual cost estimates.

  3. 03

    Make it work for real humans

    Follow a day-by-day route with maps, backup ideas, and lower- or higher-energy options when the group wants different things.

  4. 04

    Drop it into the group chat

    Use the concise share sheet to get a yes, then keep the complete downloadable guide for the trip.

Pick your plan

Start small. Go somewhere good.

Prices below are introductory test prices and may change as the plan library grows.

The Quick Look

Free

A short destination video and weekend snapshot to see whether the trip fits your people.

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The Full Weekend Plan

$29–$49

per destination

A downloadable three- or four-day itinerary with lodging choices, reservation priorities, route maps, budget estimates, and a one-page group share sheet.

  • ✓ Instant digital delivery
  • ✓ Two lodging budgets
  • ✓ Energy-level alternatives
  • ✓ Group-ready summary
Choose a weekend plan

Your calendar is full. Your weekend can be, too.

Pick a plan, send it to your travel companions, and replace another month of “we should” with dates everyone can hold.