Trip planning
Visitors enter budget, days, and interests. The platform returns an itinerary, estimated cost, and reward suggestions.
Visitors plan trips by budget and time. Local businesses register as partners. Cyclists and hikers can trigger bike repair or health support and get the closest service route on the map.
Visitors enter budget, days, and interests. The platform returns an itinerary, estimated cost, and reward suggestions.
Bike rentals, repair shops, health providers, souvenir shops, and guides can register and pay platform fees.
Users can trigger assistance through the mobile app. The platform recommends the nearest service and displays the route.
Sample points include attractions, bike-related services, and health-support locations around Salla.
Do not pitch this as full clinical monitoring on day one. Pitch it as a destination platform with opt-in safety support and phased health integration.
Phase 1: planner, partner marketplace, rewards, location-aware support.
Phase 2: wearables, verified care partners, incident escalation workflows.
Use Google Maps on the frontend for familiar map rendering and Valhalla in production for free, self-hosted route computation with OpenStreetMap data.
This demo uses a lightweight nearest-service API and route polyline generator so you can present the end-to-end concept without standing up Valhalla immediately.