Claude to make a playful family trip guide
kiki's company wanted the children to open a family travel guide willingly, rather than ignore a paper itinerary. Claude Code turned a Nagano trip covering Hakuba, Matsumoto and Kamikochi into a playful landing page built around the family's dates and planned stops.
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動きやチェックリストや、お楽しみがあるLPを作って
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Sourced account- Source author
- kiki's company
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- Published
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- Reported result
- The author reports a completed guide in about 30 minutes with a public sample, quizzes, stamps, countdown and saved packing progress.
- Human involvement
- The author supplied details and refined dates, dark mode and mountain artwork; no booking or measured child-use outcome is reported.
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How the agent did it
- Give Claude the family dates, members and planned stops.
- Build a guide with quizzes, destination stamps and saved checklist state.
- Review the schedule and appearance, then request focused refinements.
kiki's company wanted the children to open a family travel guide willingly, rather than ignore a paper itinerary. Claude Code turned a Nagano trip covering Hakuba, Matsumoto and Kamikochi into a playful landing page built around the family's dates and planned stops.
The author gave ordinary conversational instructions and answered questions about the schedule and party. The page combined a departure countdown, animations, travel quizzes and a stamp rally that could be tapped at destinations. Completing the stamps triggered confetti. A packing checklist showed progress and kept its checked state on the phone.
The guide also used a Northern Alps illustration in its opening section. The author reports that the base version took about 20 minutes and that changes brought the total to about 30. Those changes included removing dark mode, adjusting dates and adding the mountain artwork. The author says no code was written manually and links a sample artifact.
This is a trip-reference output rather than evidence of transport or accommodation booked by an agent. The account does not measure whether the children completed every quiz or stamp. The useful design choice was to combine the information a family already needed with a small game and persistent checklist, then refine the result through specific visual and schedule requests.
Prompt
Original prompt
Source: note.com · kiki's company
Frequently asked questions
What kept packing progress between visits?
The checklist's checked state was saved on the phone.
What made the guide playful?
A destination stamp rally, completion confetti, travel quizzes and a departure countdown were combined with the itinerary.
What was still a human decision?
The author supplied travel dates and stops and requested changes to schedule, dark mode and the mountain illustration.
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About this account
Claude built and revised the family guide from ordinary-language instructions, including games and phone-persisted checklist state.
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Credit: kiki's company
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Tools and topics
Claude Code · Phone browser · Claude artifact
Family trip guide · Stamp rally · Packing progress
Editorial completeness: 100/100. Measures documented fields, not agent performance or verified outcomes.