A plan built around how you travel, not a template with your city dropped in.
ASUOU reads a handful of preferences and turns them into a realistic day-by-day itinerary - paced so each day has a shape, with the stops that fit what you came for.
Three inputs do most of the work.
Budget
A daily or total figure that shapes every suggestion, from where you stay to where you eat.
Pace
Packed, balanced, or slow - the plan sets how many stops land in a day and how much room sits between them.
Interests
Food, history, nature, nightlife - each interest pulls in the kind of stops you actually want to make.
Preferences in, a first day out.
A mid-budget, balanced-pace trip built around food and history returns a Day 1 that opens gently, keeps lunch as a confirmed reservation, and closes on a view - with the afternoon left flexible.
- Mid budget, roughly split across stays, food, and activities
- Balanced pace - four stops, not eight
- Food and history weighted highest
Old Town walking loop
Lunch, market hall
History museum
Sunset viewpoint
Pacing is deliberately conservative. A generated day leaves travel time between stops and avoids stacking demanding activities back to back, so the plan holds up in practice rather than only on paper. You can always tighten or loosen it - the generator treats your pace setting as the anchor, not a suggestion.
Give it a destination and watch a first day take shape.
The generator runs the same way whether it is a weekend or a fortnight - a realistic plan, paced to your inputs.