Pink Notebook

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The way you actually plan trips. Just better.

Smart tools, curated stays, and a space to plan with the people who matter.

Where do you want to go?

Tell us where your next dream trip is.

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From inspiration to booking, without the chaos

Pink Notebook replaces the usual mess of tabs, notes, saved posts, and group chats with one calm, structured space. Designed for how people actually plan.

Discover ideas worth saving

Browse curated hotel collections built around design, atmosphere, and location. We don’t show everything, just the places that stand out.

Build lists that actually mean something

Save your favourites. Add notes. Compare options. Whether it’s for a future trip or just a maybe-one-day list, everything stays where you’ll find it later.

Tap into your circle

See what your friends are saving. Ask for tips. Share your own lists. It’s social in the way travel planning already is, just without the lost links and endless threads.

Pick up where you left off

Pink Notebook remembers what caught your eye, even months ago. No more digging through screenshots or trying to remember the name of that hotel in Paris.

Book when you’re ready

Hotels and flights, all in one place. No redirects. No tab overload. Just a streamlined checkout with the best available rates.

About Pink Notebook

01. Pink Notebook is a new type of travel tool that takes you from inspiration to booking, visually, collaboratively, and without the mess.

02. Start with curated ideas that feel personal, not generic. Build and share collections with friends. Keep everything, from saved hotels to wishlist destinations, in one place, so it’s there when you’re ready to plan or book.

03. No spreadsheets, no group chats, no forgotten screenshots. Just trips that come together the way they should.

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About us

Pink Notebook wasn’t born out of a big pitch deck. It came from real friction. Below is a short Q&A with our founder that explains what led to building it, what makes it different, and why it matters now.

What moment made you realize there was a real gap in the travel planning process?
It takes 277 different content pages for a traveller in the US to book a trip. I, and most of my friends, had the same problem, and still ended up finding places we liked better once we arrived.
What’s fundamentally different about how Pink Notebook approaches travel planning?
We meet you where you are. Whether you're browsing beach trips in Europe for September with no set destination, or you know you're going to Milan and want the best hotels, tips, and tools for you, we don’t start by asking "where and when." We help you figure it out.
Why now?
Frustration with travel planning is reaching a breaking point, and the incumbents aren’t adapting. Meanwhile, users are used to social-native, intuitive interfaces everywhere else. AI is also unlocking personalization and actionability that was never possible before.
Why you?
I grew up moving and traveling. I’ve collected thousands of recommendations over the years and always wanted a way to make them usable. I care deeply about beautiful places. I have a dynamic academic background that helps me manage the ambiguity of building as a solo founder. And I have a chip on my shoulder, which makes me tenacious.
What would surprise someone about how you’ve chosen to build this?
I haven’t followed the usual advice. I’m a non-technical solo founder who’s outsourced tech, and so far it’s working! I also don’t love the move fast and break things mentality. I would much rather analyze with speed and then execute with precision.
What’s the most important thing you’re not doing?
We’re not trying to be social media. This is social proof, not another feed. We’re also not trying to be everywhere at once. This is definitely curation over scale.
If someone only had 10 seconds, what’s the one thing they should understand about Pink Notebook?
Pink Notebook turns good taste and scattered recommendations into real trips, beautifully, collaboratively, and without the chaos.

What moment made you realize there was a real gap in the travel planning process?
It takes 277 different content pages for a traveller in the US to book a trip. I, and most of my friends, had the same problem, and still ended up finding places we liked better once we arrived.
What’s fundamentally different about how Pink Notebook approaches travel planning?
We meet you where you are. Whether you're browsing beach trips in Europe for September with no set destination, or you know you're going to Milan and want the best hotels, tips, and tools for you, we don’t start by asking "where and when." We help you figure it out.
Why now?
Frustration with travel planning is reaching a breaking point, and the incumbents aren’t adapting. Meanwhile, users are used to social-native, intuitive interfaces everywhere else. AI is also unlocking personalization and actionability that was never possible before.
Why you?
I grew up moving and traveling. I’ve collected thousands of recommendations over the years and always wanted a way to make them usable. I care deeply about beautiful places. I have a dynamic academic background that helps me manage the ambiguity of building as a solo founder. And I have a chip on my shoulder, which makes me tenacious.
What would surprise someone about how you’ve chosen to build this?
I haven’t followed the usual advice. I’m a non-technical solo founder who’s outsourced tech, and so far it’s working! I also don’t love the move fast and break things mentality. I would much rather analyze with speed and then execute with precision.
What’s the most important thing you’re not doing?
We’re not trying to be social media. This is social proof, not another feed. We’re also not trying to be everywhere at once. This is definitely curation over scale.
If someone only had 10 seconds, what’s the one thing they should understand about Pink Notebook?
Pink Notebook turns good taste and scattered recommendations into real trips, beautifully, collaboratively, and without the chaos.

What moment made you realize there was a real gap in the travel planning process?
It takes 277 different content pages for a traveller in the US to book a trip. I, and most of my friends, had the same problem, and still ended up finding places we liked better once we arrived.
What’s fundamentally different about how Pink Notebook approaches travel planning?
We meet you where you are. Whether you're browsing beach trips in Europe for September with no set destination, or you know you're going to Milan and want the best hotels, tips, and tools for you, we don’t start by asking "where and when." We help you figure it out.
Why now?
Frustration with travel planning is reaching a breaking point, and the incumbents aren’t adapting. Meanwhile, users are used to social-native, intuitive interfaces everywhere else. AI is also unlocking personalization and actionability that was never possible before.
Why you?
I grew up moving and traveling. I’ve collected thousands of recommendations over the years and always wanted a way to make them usable. I care deeply about beautiful places. I have a dynamic academic background that helps me manage the ambiguity of building as a solo founder. And I have a chip on my shoulder, which makes me tenacious.
What would surprise someone about how you’ve chosen to build this?
I haven’t followed the usual advice. I’m a non-technical solo founder who’s outsourced tech, and so far it’s working! I also don’t love the move fast and break things mentality. I would much rather analyze with speed and then execute with precision.
What’s the most important thing you’re not doing?
We’re not trying to be social media. This is social proof, not another feed. We’re also not trying to be everywhere at once. This is definitely curation over scale.
If someone only had 10 seconds, what’s the one thing they should understand about Pink Notebook?
Pink Notebook turns good taste and scattered recommendations into real trips, beautifully, collaboratively, and without the chaos.

FAQs

01. How does the platform work?

Pink Notebook brings together inspiration, planning, and booking in one place. Users start by exploring curated visuals of hotels and destinations tailored to their taste, saving favorites to custom trip boards, and planning with friends. Once ready, they can book directly without jumping between tabs.

02. What kind of trips is this platform best for?

Pink Notebook is ideal for leisure travel, whether it’s a spontaneous, long weekend, a summer holiday with friends, or a romantic escape. It’s especially helpful at the beginning of the planning process when you’re still figuring out where you want to go.

03. Can users book trips directly through the platform?

Yes. Hotels and flights can be booked directly within Pink Notebook. We’ve built our own booking infrastructure so the experience stays consistent from discovery to checkout.

04. Is this available as a mobile app, desktop site, or both?

We're launching as a web platform first, fully optimized for mobile and desktop. A native app is planned for 2026.

05. How does the social aspect work - can users share trips or co-plan?

Users can build shared trip boards with friends, suggest places, comment, and collaborate privately in chat. The goal is to mirror how people actually plan trips with others, without the mess of countless apps or scattered links.

06. How is this different from other travel planning apps?

Most travel apps are either inspiring but not bookable, or bookable but impersonal. We’re both. And unlike platforms that layer a ChatGPT wrapper over scraped content, we’ve built our own algorithm that actually learns what you like. It understands the feel of places and curates suggestions that match your personal style, not just what’s trending on Google.

07. How is this different from other travel planning apps?

Most travel apps are either inspiring but not bookable, or bookable but impersonal. We’re both. And unlike platforms that layer a ChatGPT wrapper over scraped content, we’ve built our own algorithm that actually learns what you like. It understands the feel of places and curates suggestions that match your personal style, not just what’s trending on Google.

08. What data do you collect from users and how is it used?

We collect your username and email, as well as user preferences, saved places, and booking data to personalize the experience. We don’t sell personal data, and we’re committed to transparency and user control. We do not collect any payment information. All payment information is managed by our accredited partner.

The way you actually plan trips. Just better.

The way you actually plan trips. Just better.

The way you actually plan trips. Just better.

Smart tools, curated stays, and a space to plan with the people who matter.

Smart tools, curated stays, and a space to plan with the people who matter.

Where do you want to go?

Where do you want to go?

Where do you want to go?

Tell us where your next dream trip is.

Tell us where your next dream trip is.

From inspiration to booking, without the chaos

From inspiration to booking, without the chaos

From inspiration to booking, without the chaos

Pink Notebook replaces the usual mess of tabs, notes, saved posts, and group chats with one calm, structured space. Designed for how people actually plan.

Pink Notebook replaces the usual mess of tabs, notes, saved posts, and group chats with one calm, structured space. Designed for how people actually plan.

Pink Notebook replaces the usual mess of tabs, notes, saved posts, and group chats with one calm, structured space. Designed for how people actually plan.

Discover ideas worth saving

Discover ideas worth saving

Discover ideas worth saving

Build lists that actually mean something

Build lists that actually mean something

Build lists that actually mean something

Tap into your circle

Tap into your circle

Tap into your circle

Pick up where you left off

Pick up where you left off

Pick up where you left off

Book when you’re ready

Book when you’re ready

Book when you’re ready

Hotels and flights, all in one place. No redirects. No tab overload. Just a streamlined checkout with the best available rates.

Hotels and flights, all in one place. No redirects. No tab overload. Just a streamlined checkout with the best available rates.

Hotels and flights, all in one place. No redirects. No tab overload. Just a streamlined checkout with the best available rates.

About Pink Notebook

About Pink Notebook

About Pink Notebook

01.

01.

Pink Notebook is a new type of travel tool that takes you from inspiration to booking, visually, collaboratively, and without the mess.

Pink Notebook is a new type of travel tool that takes you from inspiration to booking, visually, collaboratively, and without the mess.

02.

02.

Start with curated ideas that feel personal, not generic. Build and share collections with friends. Keep everything, from saved hotels to wishlist destinations, in one place, so it’s there when you’re ready to plan or book.

Start with curated ideas that feel personal, not generic. Build and share collections with friends. Keep everything, from saved hotels to wishlist destinations, in one place, so it’s there when you’re ready to plan or book.

03.

03.

No spreadsheets, no group chats, no forgotten screenshots. Just trips that come together the way they should.

No spreadsheets, no group chats, no forgotten screenshots. Just trips that come together the way they should.

Launching soon. Join the waitlist.

Launching soon. Join the waitlist.

About us

About us

About us

Pink Notebook wasn’t born out of a big pitch deck. It came from real friction. Below is a short Q&A with our founder that explains what led to building it, what makes it different, and why it matters now.

Pink Notebook wasn’t born out of a big pitch deck. It came from real friction. Below is a short Q&A with our founder that explains what led to building it, what makes it different, and why it matters now.

What moment made you realize there was a real gap in the travel planning process?

It takes 277 different content pages for a traveller in the US to book a trip. I, and most of my friends, had the same problem, and still ended up finding places we liked better once we arrived.

What’s fundamentally different about how Pink Notebook approaches travel planning?

We meet you where you are. Whether you're browsing beach trips in Europe for September with no set destination, or you know you're going to Milan and want the best hotels, tips, and tools for you, we don’t start by asking "where and when." We help you figure it out.

Why now?

Frustration with travel planning is reaching a breaking point, and the incumbents aren’t adapting. Meanwhile, users are used to social-native, intuitive interfaces everywhere else. AI is also unlocking personalization and actionability that was never possible before.

Why you?

What would surprise someone about how you’ve chosen to build this?

I haven’t followed the usual advice. I’m a non-technical solo founder who’s outsourced tech, and so far it’s working! I also don’t love the move fast and break things mentality. I would much rather analyze with speed and then execute with precision.

What’s the most important thing you’re not doing?

We’re not trying to be social media. This is social proof, not another feed. We’re also not trying to be everywhere at once. This is definitely curation over scale.

If someone only had 10 seconds, what’s the one thing they should understand about Pink Notebook?

Pink Notebook turns good taste and scattered recommendations into real trips, beautifully, collaboratively, and without the chaos.

What moment made you realize there was a real gap in the travel planning process?

It takes 277 different content pages for a traveller in the US to book a trip. I, and most of my friends, had the same problem, and still ended up finding places we liked better once we arrived.

What’s fundamentally different about how Pink Notebook approaches travel planning?

We meet you where you are. Whether you're browsing beach trips in Europe for September with no set destination, or you know you're going to Milan and want the best hotels, tips, and tools for you, we don’t start by asking "where and when." We help you figure it out.

Why now?

Frustration with travel planning is reaching a breaking point, and the incumbents aren’t adapting. Meanwhile, users are used to social-native, intuitive interfaces everywhere else. AI is also unlocking personalization and actionability that was never possible before.

Why you?

What would surprise someone about how you’ve chosen to build this?

I haven’t followed the usual advice. I’m a non-technical solo founder who’s outsourced tech, and so far it’s working! I also don’t love the move fast and break things mentality. I would much rather analyze with speed and then execute with precision.

What’s the most important thing you’re not doing?

We’re not trying to be social media. This is social proof, not another feed. We’re also not trying to be everywhere at once. This is definitely curation over scale.