Not shipped yet

Atlin on a bigger screen

The phone owns the walk. Desktop takes the parts you do sitting down: planning a trip, previewing it, and reading back what you saw.

This is a design, not a build. What runs in a browser today is the phone app at /go.

atlin.app/go/trips/sintra

atlin

On your phone

The walk itself lives in the app. This trip is already downloaded there.

Saturday 16 August · 6 places

Sintra day trip

route map

The route

Preview as a walk

1 Palácio Nacional de SintraOpen 09:30 – 18:00 · €13 · about 1h 10:20

2 Convento dos CapuchosOpen 09:30 – 18:00 · €8 · about 1h 15m Book ahead 12:10

3 Quinta da RegaleiraOpen 09:30 – 20:00 · €12 · about 2h Busy 14:30

4 Castelo dos MourosOpen 09:30 – 20:00 · €12 · about 1h Not step-free 16:40

Ask ahead

Questions you leave here are answered and downloaded before you go, so they work without signal.

Why did they build so many palaces in one small town?

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Before you go

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Send to phone

The trip is on your iPhone already. Open Atlin when you arrive and it starts itself.

Not a port

Desktop is not the phone screen stretched wide. It takes only the couch half of the product — planning, previewing, reading back.

Same system

Identical palette, type and spacing scale as the app, on a three-column shell instead of tabs. Nothing new had to be invented.

Still honest

The sidebar says plainly that the walk itself belongs on the phone, rather than pretending the browser can do it.