Pain-informed travel planning for visits, days out and longer trips
You have somewhere you want to go.
Maybe it's a family visit, somewhere you've always wanted to see, or a day out together. The question is how the journey, the time there and the trip home will work for you. Ticked Bucket List helps you work through those choices, especially when pain or fatigue changes what feels doable.
Mini-Check: six questions · No login or email. Starter Kit: one payment, no subscription.
Start with the question in front of you
What are you trying to work out?
You may not need a whole trip plan. Sometimes it starts with one practical question.
“Can we really do both in one day?”
Look beyond the time printed on the tickets. Getting between places, waiting and the journey back all take time.
Find practical travel answers“What would visiting this place actually involve?”
A place that looks close on a map may still involve stairs, queues, transfers or a long way back to your hotel.
Explore destination guides“What else will this visit ask of me?”
That two-hour event is only part of the day. Think about getting there, time on your feet, breaks and what comes afterwards.
Try the free Trip Load ScanThese questions can matter when you're travelling for yourself, with others, or helping someone else plan.
When several decisions affect one another
Travel Again Starter Kit
Perhaps the hotel location, travel time, an important activity and the return journey all affect the same decision. The Kit helps you work through these together, decide what matters most and keep a plan you can revisit when circumstances change.
US$69One payment · Reusable · No subscription
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Compare ways an experience could work
Look at options alongside your own needs and priorities, with reasons for the suggestions and any unanswered questions kept visible.
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Keep your preferred plan and another option
Record what you want to do, what needs confirming and what you could change if an arrangement does not work out.
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Work through a possible change
Consider what you would do if an important detail changed, without losing the plan you've already saved.
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Take the important details with you
Save or print a Trip Snapshot, and reuse your notes when another experience comes along.
It's self-guided: no medical review or trip booking is included. Your account provides access, but your planning work stays in the browser you use. Download a backup to move editable work to another device; signing in elsewhere does not sync your plans.
Why a pain specialist built TBL
Dr Timothy Murithi Mwiti's work in chronic pain care, anaesthesia and aeromedical travel informs TBL's attention to what ordinary plans can overlook: where someone can rest, what assistance is actually available, how demands add up, and what happens when an arrangement changes. TBL offers travel decision support, not individual medical advice.
About the founderFree ways to begin
Have one decision to work through?
If you're still thinking about travelling, or just need to work out where to begin, try a free check. If the result gives you enough for your next step, you can stop there.
Free Mini-Check · Six questions
Start with what makes a visit or trip worth doing, what might make it harder and what to consider next. You don't need bookings, an account or an email address.
Start the Mini-CheckFree Trip Load Scan · Eight questions
If you have something particular in mind, look at how the journey, walking, waiting, time there and return could add up. See what you might need to check or change.
Start the Trip Load ScanBoth tools are self-guided and free. They do not assess whether you are medically fit to travel.
Written human review · Subject to availability
Trip Decision Review
Have a developed trip but one important decision you want someone else to examine?
US$395 per agreed review
Perhaps you're choosing between two hotels with different costs and journeys, or deciding whether a particular travel day works with the commitments around it. The Review looks at one agreed decision, its trade-offs 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. Scope and delivery date are agreed before payment. You do not have to buy 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.
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