Bilig combines destination discovery, route context, and trip planning in a website and iPhone app. Its AI Travel Generator proposes itineraries that users can edit day by day in the iPhone app. On the trip map, travelers can move stops between days and start a route from their current location when location access is enabled. Route times are estimates. For seasonal discovery, Bilig Picks and a month selector show places on a map. Traveller Passport records visited countries and cities, and annual-leave records can include date ranges and half days. The website supports destination and route discovery, while the AI itinerary editor is part of the iPhone app. Bilig has a free plan under a freemium model. It does not book flights or hotels. AI suggestions may be incomplete or out of date and do not guarantee practical details; the app displays AI access and usage limits. In the current web experience, trip-planning data is stored locally in the browser unless a user signs in or a feature indicates otherwise. Bilig is operated by Mudos Digital.
Who it is for
Bilig suits travelers who want to discover destinations and organize trip stops on a map. It may also help users track visited places and annual leave.
What is good
- Free plan available.
- Itinerary stops can be moved between days.
- Seasonal places can be explored on a map.
- Passport records visited countries and cities.
What to know first
- Does not book flights or hotels.
- Route times are estimates.
- AI itinerary editing is in the iPhone app.
- AI suggestions may be incomplete or outdated.
Verdict
Bilig brings destination discovery and trip organization together, with an editable AI itinerary in its iPhone app. Keep in mind that it is not a booking service and that route times and AI suggestions have stated limits.
Bilig plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI travel planners
- Free plan
- Yes
- Mobile app
- Yes
- Map view
- Yes
