A trivial wish that exists in no catalogue
Nobody is going to code an “are we there yet?” app for a single family weekend, and no vendor sells one. It's exactly the kind of small idea that stays in your head for lack of a tool — too specific, too personal, too fleeting to justify a development.
That's precisely where Blueprint Maker changes things: what wasn't worth a developer becomes an application in minutes, described in your own words.
Your journey, described then generated
Describe the idea: “I want a little app for my kids in the car. The journey has stages (towns, rest areas, landmarks) with a distance from the start. I want to tick off the stages passed and see the percentage covered and what's left. We can add little spotting games per stage.”
Blueprint Maker generates the matching application: the journey's stages with their distance, progress tracking, and whatever you want to add — landmarks to find, points scored, mini-games.
It's your idea that draws the application, not a template: the structure follows exactly what you describe.
- Journey stages with distance from the start
- Stages ticked off as you go
- Progress: covered / remaining
- Landmarks or spotting games per stage
- A simple view, readable by a child
Open on the phone, handed to the back
The application is a web application at its dedicated address: open it on a phone and pass it to the back. With each stage passed, the progress bar advances — and “are we there yet?” finally gets a visual answer.
Nothing to install, nothing to set up from an app store: a link, and it's ready for the road.
Free, and above all an example
The Discovery plan (€0) is plenty for this kind of little application. It's as much a tool as a demonstration: if an idea this trivial can become an application in minutes, so can yours.
And like everything Blueprint Maker generates, it belongs to you — to keep, to change for the next trip, or to redo at will.
Typical generated entities
- Stage
- Journey
- Landmark / Game
- Progress
Generated screens
- The journey with its stages
- Progress: covered / remaining
- Stages to tick off along the road
- Landmarks or games per stage
Simple indicators
- Percentage of the journey covered
- Stages passed / remaining
- Distance remaining
- Points scored (games)
Frequently asked questions — journey app
Do I need to know how to code to create this app?
No, that's the whole point: you describe the idea in plain language, validate a plan, and the application is generated — without writing a line of code.
Is it a GPS?
No: it's not a navigation tool but a journey companion for the kids — the stages and progress YOU define, to make the road readable and fun.
Can I reuse it for another trip?
Yes: the application is yours. You can change the stages for the next journey, or reuse its structure as is.
Do I have to install it?
No: it's a web application at its URL, opened in the phone's browser. Nothing to install.
Is it really free?
Yes: the Discovery plan lets you generate this kind of application without paying.