Can I send an itinerary to a client?

Yes. You build the map of their trip with the stops in order, your notes and the contacts of each place, and send them the link. They open it on their phone even while out and about.

If I change the map, does the link change?

Editing places within the same map does not change its link. Availability still depends on the map and account status; this is not a promise of permanent availability.

Can the map carry my name instead of yours?

The profile and map identify the author. Removing the PinTips signature is different from adding your own logo: full custom branding and white-label are not offered.

Can I send an itinerary to a client?

Yes. You build the map of their trip with the stops in order, your notes and the contacts of each place, and send them the link. They open it on their phone even while out and about.

If I change the map, does the link change?

Editing places within the same map does not change its link. Availability still depends on the map and account status; this is not a promise of permanent availability.

Can the map carry my name instead of yours?

The profile and map identify the author. Removing the PinTips signature is different from adding your own logo: full custom branding and white-label are not offered.

A map that stays with your client throughout the trip

Turn the places in a programme into ordered stops, with details that help your client during the trip. Share a reference they can easily reopen.

Make this map, free Open a real map

Start with Share, for free. No card required.

Practical notes beside each stop

Illustrative example. These places and tips show what you can create; they are not verified recommendations.

The hotel
Meet your guide outside reception.
The museum entrance
Use the side courtyard; tickets are in your travel documents.
Dinner tonight
Check the time in your booking confirmation.

Practical details beside each stop

An itinerary for each day or city, with practical notes and available contact details. It supports the programme; it does not replace vouchers, bookings, contracts or private documents.

How you do it

1
Create the trip map
The first hotel is the starting point. Then the stops, and on each one the places: restaurants, museums, the local guide to call.
2
Order the stops
One itinerary per day, or per city. In the notes goes what the client cannot find alone: booked for eight, the entrance is from the courtyard.
3
You send the link
Share the link. Clients can read the map without an account; bookings and documents are shared through your dedicated channels.

What happens when someone opens the link

People can open your map in their browser, read the notes and details you added, and open directions to a place. Viewing needs no account; saving a place to their own map requires sign-in.

The client opens the itinerary on location, sees where they are and what is around, calls the restaurant or sets off to the museum using their navigation app.

Opens in the phone browser
An account is needed to create or save
Directions open in an external navigation service
The interface is in English and Italian

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What you need, exactly

Itineraries

Arrange stops into a sequence people can explore on your map.

Rich pins

Add personal advice, a photo and useful details for someone visiting that place.

Sharing

Share your map in a message, or put its QR code where people will find it.

More ways to use your map

City trip map

The stops in order, with your own notes.

The road trip map

The stops in order, with your places.

Travel agencies and experience sellers

The itinerary the client carries around.

Frequently asked questions

All the questions

Prepare your next client’s map

Create your map

Start with Share, for free. No card required.

A map that stays with your client throughout the trip

Turn the places in a programme into ordered stops, with details that help your client during the trip. Share a reference they can easily reopen.

Make this map, free Open a real map

Start with Share, for free. No card required.

Practical notes beside each stop

Illustrative example. These places and tips show what you can create; they are not verified recommendations.

The hotel
Meet your guide outside reception.
The museum entrance
Use the side courtyard; tickets are in your travel documents.
Dinner tonight
Check the time in your booking confirmation.

Practical details beside each stop

An itinerary for each day or city, with practical notes and available contact details. It supports the programme; it does not replace vouchers, bookings, contracts or private documents.

How you do it

1
Create the trip map
The first hotel is the starting point. Then the stops, and on each one the places: restaurants, museums, the local guide to call.
2
Order the stops
One itinerary per day, or per city. In the notes goes what the client cannot find alone: booked for eight, the entrance is from the courtyard.
3
You send the link
Share the link. Clients can read the map without an account; bookings and documents are shared through your dedicated channels.

What happens when someone opens the link

People can open your map in their browser, read the notes and details you added, and open directions to a place. Viewing needs no account; saving a place to their own map requires sign-in.

The client opens the itinerary on location, sees where they are and what is around, calls the restaurant or sets off to the museum using their navigation app.

Opens in the phone browser
An account is needed to create or save
Directions open in an external navigation service
The interface is in English and Italian