Guide

Save places without building a junk drawer.

One place, one home — in Saved or a collection — with sync, offline cache, and links you can send.

Saved versus collections

Use Saved for the personal shortlist: places you want nearby later. Use a collection when the list has a story — a neighbourhood coffee crawl, a family weekend, a list worth publishing on your profile.

PlaceFinder enforces a simple rule: a place lives in Saved or in one collection, never both. That prevents the duplicate mess that makes other bookmarking tools unusable after a month.

Share lists people can open

Collections support a name, description, and public or private visibility. Cover art comes from the first place photo. Share by link with a rich preview that opens in the app, so recipients land on the list instead of a dead web page.

Public collections can appear on your profile. Private ones stay with you and anyone you invite through the product flows.

Sync and cleanup

Your saved list syncs to the cloud and keeps an offline cache. Remove items from Saved when they no longer matter, or swipe to remove a place from a collection when the story changes.

Good saves feed better trips. Once your collections are tidy, use the trip planning guide to turn them into days your friends can join.