Before you fly
You have a dozen Instagram posts about Seongsu cafes. Paste each link, and the places wait in Places to organize until you confirm where they are.
Search Korean venues by name, save the ones you find on Instagram or in blogs, and keep them on one private map. After each visit, leave honest scores so your next trip starts from your own notes.
You have a dozen Instagram posts about Seongsu cafes. Paste each link, and the places wait in Places to organize until you confirm where they are.
Group the places into a list, set its visibility to link, and send the link to the people you travel with. They open the same list from that link.
Back at your hotel, score dinner on your own review criteria and note what to order next time, or that you will never go back. The scores stay private unless you choose otherwise.
Search Korean venues by name, or paste a link from Instagram, a blog, or a map app at plali.app/link.
Make a list for each neighborhood or each day, and choose who can see it.
Leave 0.5-step scores on your own review criteria and add photos and notes. Your next trip starts from what you wrote.
The web app switches its interface to English. Venue names come from Korean map data, so many appear in Korean. Venue search covers Korea only.
Yes. Paste the link at plali.app/link and the place lands in Places to organize. Confirm its location later and complete the place record.
Venue search uses Korean map data, so names often appear as they are listed in Korea. You can change the name when you complete the place record.
Create a list, add places, and set its visibility to link. Only people who have the link can see it, and search engines do not index it. Only places and lists you set to public can appear in search results.
No. Plali runs on the web at plali.app/my, so you can start from a laptop or a phone browser. Your places stay in your account for the next trip.