Common questions

Not to try it. Signed out you can plan three trips, read them in full and follow their booking links. An account is what lets you change one — editing a stop, chatting to revise the plan, sharing a link and exporting a PDF all need one, as do ten trips instead of three, 'My trips' on any device, loading a place's full details, and inviting other people to comment. Nothing you planned as a guest is lost: signing in hands those trips to your account.

Three without an account, ten with one. The three are a trial rather than three at a time — deleting a trip takes an account, so a guest's three don't recycle. Signed in, deleting frees a slot, so ten is a limit on how many you keep rather than how many you'll ever create.

The ones drawn from our curated catalog are — they carry verified coordinates, ratings, photos and opening hours from Google Places. For a destination we haven't curated yet, the planner works from general knowledge alone, so treat those suggestions as a starting point and check anything you're relying on.

A real routing engine, calculated between each pair of consecutive stops after your itinerary is generated — never estimated by the AI. If a leg can't be routed (a ferry crossing, say), we show nothing rather than a number we can't stand behind.

Yes, two ways. Ask for a change in plain language and the whole itinerary is revised, or swap a single stop for a nearby alternative — that one is instant, since it doesn't involve the AI at all. Changing the number of days isn't supported yet; plan a new trip for that.

Yes. Add a leg for each place and set the days for each; they're visited in the order you list them. The planner writes the transfer between legs into the itinerary itself.

No. Booking links point to partner sites and may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. Where a partner has no inventory for a place, we show no button rather than sending you somewhere unrelated.

Tell us — wrong coordinates and dead links are the most useful thing you can report.