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See what this trip may ask of you before you commit.

See what already looks workable, where travel days, accommodation, pace and recovery compete for capacity, and what deserves attention before the plan becomes harder to change.

Ticked Bucket List provides clinician-founded, pain-informed travel planning for people whose pain, fatigue, mobility or sensory needs can make an otherwise reasonable trip harder to predict.

  • Six questions
  • No login
  • On-screen result

Already planning one real trip? Go straight to the Starter Kit - $69.

Traveller reviewing a trip-planning page on a laptop at home.

What deserves attention

Check the demands that connect. Leave the rest alone.

Look at how walking, waiting, noise, sleep and recovery sit together, then focus on the few points that materially affect the plan.

Getting around

Walking, transfers, queues, luggage and transport changes.

Timing and surroundings

Early starts, waiting, heat, noise, crowds and limited quiet space.

Comfort and recovery

Seating, sleep setup, pacing, backup choices and recovery time.

A trip is more than an itinerary. It is a journey lived by one person, in one body, over time.

  1. See what the trip asks of you
  2. Protect what matters
  3. Make a backup plan
Dr Timothy Murithi Mwiti, founder of Ticked Bucket List.

Why this planning is different

Clinical experience, applied to travel planning.

Founded by pain specialist, anaesthesiologist and former flight physician Dr Timothy Murithi Mwiti, Ticked Bucket List looks at how transport, waiting, accommodation, activities and recovery work together across one trip.

It provides planning support, not medical advice, treatment or medical clearance.

Choose the smallest useful next step

Start where this trip is now.

Build one real trip

Starter Kit - $69

Work through one real trip and finish with a practical Trip Action Plan.

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Before a major booking or payment

Trip Decision Review - $395

Have one developed trip reviewed before an important booking, payment or commitment.

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For one narrow question, a planning resource or focused tool may be enough.