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Trip Workspace

Trip Workspace is the per-trip execution page where you plan stops, track visit progress, and compare plan vs actual timeline data.

Route: /app/trips/:tripId

Page structure​

Trip Workspace includes:

  • Header with trip name, status, date range
  • Date range picker scoped to trip range
  • Map + timeline/planning panel
  • Plan table (Planned Stops or Plan vs Actual depending on trip status)

Status-aware behavior​

Upcoming trip​

For future trips:

  • Only Plan tab is shown.
  • Planning callout is shown (Future trip planning mode).
  • Table title is Planned Stops.
  • Matched Stay column is hidden.

Primary workflow:

  1. Right-click map.
  2. Click Plan to visit here.
  3. Confirm/edit suggested title.
  4. Save plan item.

Active trip​

For in-progress trips:

  • Overview and Plan tabs are available.
  • Plan tab shows active planning callout.
  • You can continue adding planned stops from map.
  • Visit states can be manually adjusted per item.

Completed trip​

For finished trips:

  • Plan table title is Plan vs Actual.
  • Matched Stay column is visible.
  • Rows show matched stay evidence:
    • stay title
    • timestamp
    • confidence badge (High, Medium, Low)

Plan item actions​

Each plan item supports:

  • Edit
  • Delete
  • Mark visited
  • Mark not visited
  • Reset (remove manual override and return to automatic logic)

Map interactions​

  • Planned stops are shown on map.
  • Right-click planned marker to edit/delete.
  • Click row title to focus item on map.

Visit matching model (user-facing)​

GeoPulse continuously matches planned stops with timeline stays (precomputed server-side).

  • Status column is decision/output.
  • Matched Stay column is supporting evidence.
  • Automatic results can be overridden manually, then reset.

Photos and timeline context​

If Immich integration is enabled and trip range has photos:

  • Trip photos can be displayed in workspace context.
  • Map photo layer can be used for spatial review.

If Immich is disabled, photo-specific UI is hidden.