Trip Planner — a budget and a sentence become a trip

What it makes

Trip Planner turns a budget and a sentence into a trip you could actually take. It finds flights for the route and checks them against the passport you hold, so a plan that needs a visa says so before you book. Then it writes the days out, itemised, and lets you edit them.

For the trip you keep meaning to plan. Say where, when and how much, and read a real itinerary instead of nineteen browser tabs.

How a session works

1. Give it the route and the dates, and tell it which passport you are travelling on.
2. Read the flights it found with the visa rules already applied, and the itinerary it wrote for your budget.
3. Edit the days until the trip is yours, with every cost itemised before you commit to anything.

What it costs

Searching flights and reading a plan are part of the plan you are on. Writing and rewriting an itinerary spends credits, because each one is generated for your budget and your dates.

Generation spends credits: paid plans include a monthly allowance, the Free plan starts with a one-time welcome grant, and you can top up at any time.

Included from the Starter plan.

Questions

Does it know about visas?

It checks the route against the passport you told it you hold and flags where entry needs one, so the plan does not quietly assume you can land.

Can I set a budget?

Yes, and it is the input, not a filter at the end. The itinerary is written to fit the number, with the costs itemised so you can see where it went.

Can I change the plan it writes?

Yes. The day-by-day plan is editable, so you keep the days that work, replace the ones that do not, and the costs follow.

Does it book anything?

No. It finds and plans; you book. Nothing is reserved and no payment is taken on your behalf.