SF Trip Planner is a comprehensive trip planning tool specifically designed for San Francisco visitors. It consolidates events, curated spots, and safety information onto a single interactive map to help travelers make informed decisions about their itinerary.

The product displays every event plotted on one map with color-coded pins by category—orange for events, teal for cafes, and pink for nightlife. Users can see when events conflict with highlighted overlaps and view event counts per day to spot packed versus empty days. The platform shows curated spots imported from various sources, tagged by category, and visible alongside events. It features a live crime heatmap overlay sourced from SFPD and CivicHub data, route lines between planned stops with time estimates, and a days-remaining countdown.

The tool works by integrating multiple data sources onto a single interactive map where users can toggle layers on and off. Events come from synced feeds, spots from curated lists, and crime incidents from public safety data. Users can zoom into neighborhoods to see exactly what's available and make decisions based on comprehensive information.

Benefits include eliminating the need for multiple browser tabs, providing situational awareness about neighborhood safety, and streamlining trip planning with friends. Use cases include planning dinner locations near events, checking walk safety from dinner to accommodations, and coordinating schedules with travel partners.

The product targets San Francisco visitors who need to consolidate trip planning information from multiple sources. It integrates with Google Calendar for export functionality and supports shared planning rooms for group travel. The technical stack includes Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, Convex, Google Maps API, Tailwind CSS v4, Lucide Icons, Firecrawl, and Vercel deployment.