Full systemFeature 04 / 09

One place for the maybes

Turn ten open tabs into one direction.

Collect gear ideas, service concepts, crew context, stays, and notes in one practical event plan.

Open My Stokd Plan
Three friends building a shared trip plan with a paper grid, gear tokens, textiles, and notes around a studio table
Stokd study / My Plan
Current stateWorking preview

The current plan is a browser-local demo. Its selections and notes are not bookings, are not automatically shared with a crew, and may include fictional or directory-sourced concepts.

04.0 / The premise
Planning an event rarely happens in one app. It happens in links, screenshots, half-decisions, group chats, and the one person who remembers everything. My Plan gives that chaos a calm surface.
04.1
Working preview

Catch the idea before it disappears.

Add supported demo gear, rental, vendor, camp, stay, and service records into a single browser-local collection. Notes keep the why next to the what.

Start a local plan
04.2
Available now

Separate interest from commitment.

A saved concept is deliberately not called booked, bought, or confirmed. That boundary makes the plan useful without manufacturing certainty.

04.3
Foundation in place

Make the handoff possible.

The future connection is a permissioned handoff from a personal plan into a real crew workspace—without silently exposing personal notes or preferences.

04.4 / Product boundaries

Built around what it should not fake.

  1. P1Saved is not booked.
  2. P2Personal context stays personal by default.
  3. P3Every item keeps its origin.
  4. P4Crew sharing requires intent.
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Browser data can be cleared by you or your browser. The demo does not reserve inventory, contact providers, notify camps, or make commitments on your behalf.

Next move

Know what is real. Know what is next.

A good plan does not need to feel corporate. It needs to make the next decision obvious.

Open My Stokd Plan