Measure
Segment distances, elevation notes, and realistic pace assumptions recorded before you pack.
Origin
Why Grid-Based Planning
Most trip notes live in scattered messages and half-finished spreadsheets. We wanted a single schematic language—fold lines, coordinate blocks, and time columns—that groups could read without training.
The Grid Map approach treats each day as an architectural sheet: layers for transit, meals, gear checks, and contingency branches clearly separated.
Founded: Kettering, Great Britain
Focus: Day trips, weekend circuits, multi-day river and ridge routes
Format: Digital blueprints with offline print variants
Method
Our Planning Method
Allocate
Food, water, and gear distributed across manifest cards with named responsibilities.
Archive
Export printer-safe sheets and GPX files for zones where connectivity ends.
Field Notes
What Guides Our Work
We test layouts on real outings—checking whether a timeline still makes sense when a ferry is late or a path is muddier than the guidebook suggests.
Language stays neutral and factual. We describe tools and formats, not outcomes. Your crew brings the experience; we supply the structure.
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Blueprint Builder, Supply Manifest, and Offline Vault work together as one workflow.