Review the first six weeks of your route
Enter a real section of your journey. The tool identifies the densest week, the three longest travel days, missing recovery and three concrete next decisions – without scoring your family.
1. Separate anchors from preferences
Use short notes. A genuine anchor already has an external constraint; a preference can still move.
2. Calculate six weeks
Count every new sleeping place as a move. For the longest travel day, include the full door-to-door time.
Planning thresholds: more than two accommodation moves marks a dense week. From four door-to-door hours, the tool checks whether arrival stays open. These are conversation prompts, not safety limits.
3. Set a family rhythm
Choose two or three routines that still work in a new place. The tool deliberately limits the selection to three.
4. Walk through three disruptions
For each situation, decide only the first useful action and who owns it.
Why six weeks?
The related article explains how moves, travel days, recovery and portable family routines work together.