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What should Rustichello call you? (optional when creating a new account — a first name is perfect) Use my name in my memoirs — your memoirs may address you by name. Off unless you tick it; change it here any time.

Your itineraries are yours: never sold, never shown ads, never shaped by advertisers. Venues are verified against live data when available; if live verification is unavailable, the itinerary can fall back to estimates.

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Saved itineraries

Your name

Shown in the corner of the page — clear it to go back to your email name

Use my name in my memoirs — when ticked, your memoirs may address you by name. Untick and they never will.

The Traveller’s Shelf

About you

Your about-me

A few lines about yourself and every plan skews to you: the pace you like, the food you seek out, what you would rather skip. Optional, never required, and deleted with everything else at the bottom of this card.

About-me

Rustichello keeps the first 280 characters as your profile, so what you see here when you come back is exactly what is stored.

What this browser has learned

Rustichello also learns quietly from the trips you build: the pace you pick, what you skip, the vibes you choose. That learning lives only in this browser. It is never sold or shared.

Carry code

Your taste as a private code. Mint one here (it looks like TRV-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX), open Rustichello on another device, type it in and tap Restore. The code itself carries taste only: never your email, your account, your trips or your photographs, so restoring it on another device tunes that device without signing it in as you. Anyone holding the code can restore the profile, so share it as carefully as a ticket.