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The Gullivr blog is open

A place for travel guides, how-tos for the features you already have, and short notes on what changed in the app.

Pasquale Carbone 2 min read

Gullivr has had a landing page, a privacy policy and a page explaining how to hook up an AI agent. What it has not had is anywhere to write things down.

So: a blog. Three kinds of post will live here.

Travel guides

Itineraries and destination write-ups. Not the SEO-shaped kind that lists twelve cities and tells you nothing about any of them — the kind you would actually copy into a planner and follow. Where the good coffee is. Which museum is worth the queue and which one is not.

How to use Gullivr

The app has more in it than the landing page admits: shared trips with editor and viewer roles, flights and transfers, a packing list, expenses that settle up between travellers, public share links. Most of it is discoverable, but "discoverable" is not the same as "discovered". These posts walk through one feature at a time.

What's new

Short notes when something ships, and the occasional longer one about how it was built. This post is the first of them.

How this works

Posts are Markdown files in the repository. Publishing one is a pull request, which means the blog is versioned, reviewable and diffable like the rest of the app. It also means there is no comment section — if you want to argue with something here, the issue tracker is right there.

Everything is published in English and Italian. Use the language switch at the top of any post.

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