Travel planning for people living with chronic pain or fatigue.
You have somewhere you want to go.
The difficult part may be knowing what the trip will ask of you, especially when pain or fatigue can change without warning. TBL helps you work through those decisions and keep another workable option if plans need to change.
Starter Kit: one payment · No subscription · Use it for future experiences
Self-guided trip planning
Travel Again Starter Kit
An event may last two hours, but getting there, waiting and getting home can shape the whole day. The Kit helps you look at those parts together, compare ways to take part and keep a plan you can change. You can begin before choosing a destination or dates.
US$69One payment · No subscription
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Compare what might work for you
A shorter journey may cost more. An earlier arrival might mean more waiting. Compare choices against the needs you have recorded, see why suggestions came up and keep important unanswered questions in view.
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Keep a plan and another option
Record the version you want to use, the details that must be confirmed and what you could change if an important arrangement falls through.
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Try out a change in advance
What if the rest space is unavailable or your lift home falls through? Work through a possible response without replacing your saved plan.
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Take the important details with you
Save, copy or print a Trip Snapshot with your choices, practical arrangements and outstanding checks. You can return to your notes and settings when planning another experience.
Use the Kit at your own pace. Your account gives you access, while your planning work is stored in the browser you use. Download a backup to move editable work to another device; signing in elsewhere does not sync it. Individual trip or medical review is not included.
Why a pain specialist built TBL
Dr Timothy Murithi Mwiti works in chronic pain care and has experience in anaesthesia and aeromedical travel. That background informs TBL’s attention to details that can change a trip: whether the place you can rest suits your needs, whether promised assistance is available and how you will get home if you need to leave early. The Kit is self-guided, not an individual medical assessment.
About the founderFree ways to begin
Not sure what would help first?
Some trips need only one or two decisions. A free check may help you see what deserves attention before you spend more time or money on planning.
Free Mini-Check
Answer six questions to find a useful starting point. The result appears on screen, with no login or email required.
Try the free Mini-CheckFree Trip Load Scan
Have a visit, day out or trip in mind? Eight questions help you look at the journey, access, timing, rest and recovery, and see what might need checking or changing.
Explore the Trip Load ScanBoth tools are self-guided. If a free result gives you enough for your next decision, there is no need to buy anything.
Written review · Subject to availability
Trip Decision Review
If one decision affects several parts of a trip, you may want another person to look at it before you commit.
US$395 per agreed review
The Review examines one important choice in a developed trip. For example, you may be comparing a cheaper hotel with a longer journey back, or deciding whether a proposed travel day leaves enough time for what matters most. It considers what the options depend on and what still needs checking.
You receive a written PDF report, usually 6–8 pages, with one related written follow-up question within the agreed scope.
The initial request to check fit and availability is free. We agree the scope and delivery date before payment. You do not need to purchase the Kit first.
TBL provides travel-planning support. It does not diagnose or treat conditions, prescribe medication, provide medical clearance or emergency care, make bookings or verify providers’ arrangements. It cannot guarantee accessibility, fewer symptoms or that a trip will be possible.
Scope and boundaries
