Reddit → Itinerary
That thread, as an itinerary.
The best answer to 'where should I eat' is usually a Reddit thread with forty comments. Paste the link and Arriv pulls the venues out of the replies onto one map.
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- Comments included
- Whole threadComments included
- Repeat mentions rank
- CountedRepeat mentions rank
- To run on any link
- FreeTo run on any link
See it in action
What you get back
Venues named across the top replies, collapsed into one list with the repeats counted:
- Tsukiji Outer Market — Mentioned in 9 comments
- teamLab Planets — 6 mentions, several noting timed entry
- Shibuya Sky — 5 mentions, all saying book sunset
- Omoide Yokocho — 4 mentions for yakitori
- Yanaka Ginza — 2 mentions, the 'skip Harajuku' answer
How it works
Three steps, start to map
Paste the thread
A Reddit link, a blog post, or a listicle. Text-based pages usually read cleanly on the first try.
Places get pulled from the replies
Arriv reads past the original question into the comments, where the actual recommendations are.
Consensus rises to the top
A place named nine times ranks above one named once, which is a decent proxy for whether it's worth the trip.
Why Arriv
Why threads are worth mining
Ranked by agreement
Repeat mentions across independent commenters carry more signal than a single blog's top ten.
Comments included
The recommendations live in the replies, so reading only the post misses most of them.
Merge several threads
Run two or three threads for one city into the same trip and the overlap becomes obvious.
Original link preserved
Every place keeps a link back to the comment it came from, in case you want the context.
Questions
Frequently asked
- Can I turn a Reddit thread into a trip itinerary?
- Yes. Paste the thread URL and Arriv reads the post and its comments, pulls out every venue mentioned, and maps them. Places named by several commenters rank higher, so the consensus picks surface first.
- Does it work with blog posts and articles?
- Yes, and usually better than social links, since articles are readable without a login. Listicles and city guides extract particularly cleanly.
- What if a link won't load?
- Some sites block automated reads. Copy the text and paste it in directly, or drop a screenshot, and the extraction runs the same way.
- Can I combine a thread with my own places?
- Yes. The thread's places land in a trip you own, and you can add, remove, or reorder anything before turning it into days.
That thread, as an itinerary.
The best answer to 'where should I eat' is usually a Reddit thread with forty comments. Paste the link and Arriv pulls the venues out of the replies onto one map.
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