Swipe it.
Map it.
Go.
I founded NomadSwipe in September 2025 and continue to build it end-to-end in React Native — product direction, design, mobile development, backend systems, recommendation logic, maps, releases and maintenance.
The core
loop
Right to save, left to pass. This browser prototype mirrors the product's primary decision pattern; the counters and preference readout are local to this demo.
Discovery shaped
by your choices
Users can rank broad categories and choose more specific preferences such as boutique hotels, dive bars or third-wave coffee. Those inputs weight the deck before the first swipe and keep the experience focused.
Discovery without the drag
Review
Look at one place at a time in a compact visual deck instead of comparing many browser tabs.
Save & Map
Saved places appear on a trip map so geographic clusters and practical routes are easier to see.
Compare Together
Group planning tools bring individual choices into one shared view for a clearer conversation.
Planning shouldn't be
a part-time job
The old way
- Group chat goes silent when asked "where to eat?"
- 30 open tabs of SEO-stuffed travel blogs
- Manually copy-pasting addresses into Maps
- A messy spreadsheet nobody actually looks at
NomadSwipe
- Dial in exactly what you want via preferences
- Swipe on highly curated, visual recommendations
- Everything auto-plots onto a shared map
- Friends vote by swiping — consensus is easy
Built for the messy middle
of trip planning
Group trips
When the group chat stalls, everyone keeps choosing on their own time by swiping the same trip options.
Map-first planning
Saved spots plot onto a map so you see where restaurants, attractions, hotels and nightlife fit into the day.
Personalized decks
Preference controls shape the deck around the categories and sub-vibes you actually care about.
FAQ
A swipe-based travel planning app that helps you discover restaurants, attractions, hotels and nightlife based on your preferences — then maps everything you save.
Travelers and groups who want to make trip decisions faster — without juggling tabs, spreadsheets and group-chat debates.
The Android listing is linked on this page. The store page is the source of truth for current availability and compatibility.
You rank categories and choose specific sub-vibes; those stated preferences weight the place deck toward the types of options you want to review.
I founded NomadSwipe in September 2025 and handle the complete product as its full-stack developer: strategy, design, React Native app, backend, recommendation logic, maps, releases, maintenance and the site at nomadswipe.com.
Review less.
Map what matters.
Open the Android listing for current availability, compatibility and release information.