Answer five questions. Get a full day-by-day plan built only from places we have already checked, mapped and photographed. Then change anything you want.
One payment. No subscription. Ready in about five seconds.
Ask a general AI to plan your trip and it will write something that reads beautifully and sends you to a restaurant that shut two years ago. It does not know what closed. It cannot tell the difference between a place it remembers and a place it invented.
Travel writers testing these tools in 2026 found itineraries with wrong museum hours, bus routes that no longer run, and in one case a festival that had never existed at all.
We do not generate places. We only ever pick from a library of 5,286 spots we built by hand, each with real coordinates, real photographs, a Google Maps link and current ratings. Most carry five photos, because that was the standard we set when we started. The planner arranges them. It never makes them up.
Any of 72 cities, up to three in one trip, one to twenty-one days.
Food, culture, nature, nightlife, shopping, anime, landmarks, experiences. Pick as many as you like.
First visit and you want the famous things, or you have been before and want what the tour buses miss.
Relaxed, balanced or packed. This decides how many stops fill each day.
Grouped by day, routed so you are not crossing the city twice, with breakfast, lunch and dinner already placed at sensible times.
Every stop timed, ordered by location so you are not zig-zagging, with meals at meal times.
Swap any stop for one of 5,286 others, drag stops between days, retime anything, add your own.
Every day in its own colour with its route drawn, so you can see the shape of your trip.
Save it to your phone before you fly and it opens abroad without data.
Send it to whoever you are travelling with. They can copy it and make their own changes.
A handful of spare ideas near your route, for when it rains or something is closed.
This is the part most trip planners cannot offer. Every place we would put in your itinerary is already visible for free. Browse any city guide, look at the photographs, the ratings, the opening hours. That is the exact library your plan gets built from. Nothing else goes in it.
Most planning tools charge around fifty dollars a year. If you take one big trip a year, that is the same money for a subscription you stop using in March.
Your itinerary is saved to your account and stays there.
Software, and it takes about five seconds. We think that is the good news. A human planner charges from one hundred to five hundred dollars and takes days. What we do not do is pretend otherwise, or make you wait so it feels handmade.
All of it. Swap any stop, move stops between days, change the times, rename days, add places we have never heard of. It behaves like a normal saved trip once it lands in your account.
One payment builds one itinerary, which is then yours permanently and fully editable. If you want a second trip planned later, that is a second purchase.
All 72 we cover, across Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, the Caribbean and Australia. Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto have the deepest coverage by a distance.
Change it. Every stop has a swap button that searches all 5,286 places. If it is genuinely not usable, email us and we will refund you.
No. It plans where you go and when. Flights, hotels and tickets are yours to book, and we link out to maps and official sites where we have them.