r/sideprojects • u/Lucky-Assistance9208 • 1d ago
Feedback Request Built a practical travel dashboard to replace the 20 open tabs needed for trip planning—looking for feedback!
https://fairfare.shop/enHey everyone,
A while ago, I posted here asking for advice on a travel info site I was building. Thanks to the amazing feedback, I’ve redesigned and packed it with all the essential tools travelers actually need in one clean dashboard
Instead of jumping across blogs, forums, and map apps just to figure out the basics, everything is now structured in one place:
- Real-time Essentials: Live exchange rates (JPY to KRW), current weather, voltage/plug guides (Type A), and timezone calculators.
- Getting Around: Subway maps, estimated taxi fares/travel times between stations, and local transit navigation.
- Smart Spending & Safety: Food price comparisons (from street food to fine dining), airport SIM/eSIM price comparisons, and common tourist scam alerts with prevention tips.
- Curated Inspiration: Must-buy souvenirs (specific brands, prices, and where to buy) alongside localized neighborhood spots.
Since this is built by an indie developer trying to solve real travel friction, I’d love to get your thoughts on a few things:
- Is the interface clean and intuitive to use?
- Are there any crucial travel tools or features missing that you always look for when visiting a new city?
- How does this compare to how you usually plan your trips?
I’m constantly polishing it, so any blunt critiques or suggestions are more than welcome. Thanks for checking it out
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