PlanToTrip builds day-by-day AI travel itineraries and organizes stays, activities, flights, trains, transfers, preparation tasks, and booking details in a trip timeline. It can extract booking information from travel documents, offer trip chat for revisions, show mapped stops through Apple Maps, and provide booking links. Visa, passport-validity, ETIAS, and Schengen 90/180-day tools use citizenship details; the maker says the Schengen counter is not an official record. A Buenos Aires guide includes neighborhood information, a day plan, and guide chat, with more cities coming. Browsing, editing, and following plans work offline, but AI planning, chat, scanning, route building, and city guides need a connection. Plans can be shared read-only or edited together, with invitation links expiring after seven days. The service has a free plan and paid options from 4.99 USD per month.
Who it is for
PlanToTrip suits travelers who want itinerary building, document-based booking extraction, maps, reminders, and visa-related tools. It also fits groups planning together on iPhone or iPad.
What is good
- Day-by-day AI itineraries and trip chat
- Booking details extracted from travel documents
- Offline browsing, editing, and plan following
- Shared read-only and collaborative trip access
- Visa and Schengen planning tools
What to know first
- No Apple Calendar integration
- Trips do not yet sync across Apple devices
- Several AI features require an internet connection
- Schengen counter is not an official record
Verdict
PlanToTrip combines itinerary generation, booking organization, collaboration, and travel checks in one service. Its free tier and offline plan access are useful, while Apple syncing and calendar integration remain unavailable.
PlanToTrip plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI travel planners
- Free plan
- No
- Mobile app
- Yes
- Map view
- Yes
- Booking links
- Yes
- Calendar export
- No
- Collaborative planning
- Yes
