Save · Map · Plan
You save dozens of places from Instagram, YouTube and Google Maps — and never see them again. ZeroClue reads what's actually in the video, pins every place on one world map, and builds a day-by-day itinerary around the ones you pick.
The problem
A reel shows a place you'd love to go. You tap save. Six months later there are two hundred of them, no names, no locations, no idea which city any of it was in — and planning the actual trip means starting from a blank page anyway.
How it works
Each step feeds the next — that's the whole point. What you save becomes what you map, and what you map becomes the itinerary.
Hit share on an Instagram reel or post, a YouTube video, or a Google Maps link and pick ZeroClue. That's the entire capture step — no typing, no copy-pasting addresses.
ZeroClue reads the video frames and caption to identify the actual venues shown, resolves each to a real place with an address, photo and opening hours, and files it under the right category automatically.
Pick a destination and dates. ZeroClue builds a day-by-day itinerary from your saved places, ordered so you're not crossing the city twice, with travel time between stops.
One map
Every place you import lands on a single world map — an interactive globe you can spin, zoom and filter. Sorted into seven categories from the moment it's saved, so finding "that noodle place in Bangkok" takes one tap, not twenty minutes of scrolling.
Features
Not a notes app with a map bolted on. Every part of ZeroClue exists because planning a trip from scattered saves is genuinely tedious.
Instagram reels and posts, YouTube videos, and Google Maps links — each is recognised and labelled by source, so you always know where a place came from.
Every save is resolved to an actual venue with address, photo, category and opening hours — and dropped on the map where it belongs.
Group places however you think about them — "Tokyo food", "someday", "weekend trips" — and reorder them to match how you browse.
Day-by-day plans that respect travel time, opening hours and how much you actually want to do in a day — built around places you already chose.
Before you commit to dates, see the forecast, how busy it's likely to be, and whether you're walking into monsoon season.
Send a collection as a public link with its own live map, or export the finished itinerary as a PDF for the people who still print things.
Plan together
Send a join code or a link. Everyone answers a few quick questions about what they actually want — pace, budget, food, how early they'll get up — and ZeroClue blends all of it into one itinerary instead of one person guessing on behalf of five.
Everything above works on the free plan. Pro is for when you want control over the details rather than accepting what the AI gives you.
FAQ
No. You share a reel, post, video or Maps link into ZeroClue and it works out which venues are being shown, then resolves each one to a real place with an address and photo. Typing is the fallback, not the flow.
Instagram reels and posts, YouTube videos, and Google Maps links. Each import is labelled with where it came from, so a place you found on Maps looks different from one you found in a reel.
That's a large part of the point. Invite people with a join code or a link, everyone answers a short set of preference questions, and the itinerary is generated from the whole group's answers. You can also vote on individual places before the plan is finalised.
Replan it. On the free plan the AI regenerates the trip with your feedback. With Pro you can flag individual activities and have only those reworked, or drag things around and insert your own stops manually.
Yes. Collections can be shared as a public link that opens a live map in any browser, and a finished itinerary can be exported as a PDF.
ZeroClue is free to use, including importing places, the map, collections and AI trip generation within the free plan's limits. Pro unlocks manual replanning, Smart Collections and higher limits.
We don't sell personal data. The privacy policy sets out exactly what is collected and why. You can delete your account and its data from inside the app at any time, or request deletion here.
Import the ones you've already saved, see them on a map, and turn them into a trip this week.