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small milestone for me today. first app i’ve ever built is live 🇻🇳 "no plan route" is a curated vietnam map made for travelers who want something a bit more authentic. backpackers, nomads, people exploring by scooter, people trying to avoid tourist traps… this is who i had in...

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