Minor UI and UX improvements

Plan faster, drive smarter. A big update to how a trip comes together. • Planning is shorter and clearer after UI and UX improvements • Before you build, the planner checks the driving. Too many kilometres for your days? It says so, with the numbers, and offers to add days. • Now you can plan meals too: breakfast, lunch and dinner on every day. • Hotel cards now show a photo, the type of place and how far it is from the day's route. • "Add a day" asks where. "Add a night on the way" re-routes the drives around it. Edits rewrite the day's story.

Plan it in your own words. • Tell us what the trip should feel like — "coastal, slow mornings, no motorways" — and the route obeys. Your words now outrank our pacing rules. • Stops along the way are real places now: name one and we find it — photo, location, a practical tip — and fit it into the day's drive. • Can't remember a name? Describe it — "the town up north where they filmed Game of Thrones" — and pick from real candidates. • See the trip before you unlock it: day one fully built, every other day planned with its towns and honest road distances. • Rain in the forecast moves the ridge walk to the sunny day. • EV trips show their charging stops right in the day — pair one with lunch. • Ferries are called out before you commit — and "keep me off ferries" is a switch. • Trip costs in your destination's currency, subscription prices stated plainly. • A new icon, and the whole app now speaks Spanish, German and French. Plus dozens of fixes: round trips always come home, undo says what it undid, and the day rail scrolls the way it looks like it should.