How Kamekame works

Kamekame turns a trip idea into a plan your whole group can shape. Start in a minute, then keep planning together right up to the day you fly.

How it works

1

Generate

Tell the AI your dates, pace, and interests — get a day-by-day plan with times and map pins.

2

Fine-tune

Adjust each day on the planner with a live map. Every stop is a card you can edit, reorder, or vote on.

3

Invite your group

Share one link; everyone reacts, comments, and confirms plans in real time.

Built for planning together

Planner + map, in sync

Each day gets its own color on the map. Tap a stop in the plan to see it on the map — and back.

Decide together, not in a group chat

Propose a stop, let the group react, then confirm it. No more forty-message threads.

Rain won't ruin the plan

Attach a Plan B to any stop and swap it in with one tap when the weather turns.

Kamekame is Okinawan for "eat eat" — what you say pressing one more plate on a guest. It started as a real family's shared spreadsheet for their own Okinawa trip. We built the planner we wished we had: everything in one place instead of a group chat.

Your Okinawa trip, planned together

Start with AI or a template. Save it when you're ready, then invite your group.

Questions

Is Kamekame free?

Yes. Generating an itinerary, using templates and planning trips with your group are all free.

Do I need an account?

Not to generate an itinerary. You'll create a free account when you save a trip, so it's there when you come back and your group can join it.

Can my friends edit the trip?

Yes. Share one link and everyone who joins can add stops, react, comment and vote. Changes show up for everyone live.

Which parts of Okinawa does it cover?

The main island from Naha to Cape Hedo, plus the outer islands, including Ishigaki, the Yaeyama Islands and Miyako.

Which languages does it support?

English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Itineraries are generated in the language you're browsing in.