About

from periplus — the old logbook of a voyage, its places set down in the order you'd meet them

What this is

Peria turns the places you've saved into a trip. Bring them in however you kept them — Google Maps links, names, a place's own website, a post's link with the place's name — add a few from our photo walls if you like, and Peria lays them out day by day, in a sensible order. Then it checks the trip: public holidays, the opening hours we hold, and anything that didn't fit.

How it works

Pick where and whenYour cities and dates, in a few taps.
Bring your placesPaste the Maps links, names or websites you saved — or pick from our photos.
Get your days, checkedDay by day, in a sensible order — checked against public holidays and the opening hours we hold.

Where the checks come from

For the places we hold — every place on our photo walls, and any name or link we match to one — opening hours come from Google. For a place we don't hold that you add from its own website, they come from that website when it lists them. Public holidays come from Japan's Cabinet Office. When we don't know something, the check says so.

Who makes it

Peria is built independently, one city at a time, beginning in Japan simply because it's the place we know best. It's free to use.

Contact

Questions, corrections (a closed shop, a moved shrine), or partnership notes are welcome — write to [email protected].