Roam is a free social travel app that turns recommendations from friends and creators into organized trips. Users can save places from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Google Maps, screenshots, and email into a library that removes duplicates and records who recommended each place. Ratings from followed friends and creators appear alongside community ratings. Roam's AI can arrange saved locations into walkable, day-by-day itineraries using geography, opening hours, and travel time. A map view helps visualize locations, while booking links lead to venues' own websites or booking pages; Roam does not make or hold reservations. Optional read-only Gmail and Google Calendar connections are listed. Roam says it does not sell user data, advertise against it, or continuously track location. It is free to join, currently in iPhone beta through TestFlight, and available as a responsive web app. Android support is planned.
Who it is for
Roam suits travelers who collect recommendations from social and Google services and want them organized into itineraries. It also fits users seeking map and booking links without reservations being handled inside the app.
What is good
- Free to join
- Imports recommendations from multiple sources
- AI creates walkable day-by-day itineraries
- Map view and booking links
- No continuous location tracking stated
What to know first
- Currently iPhone beta via TestFlight
- Android support planned
- Does not make or hold reservations
- Creator tools are coming soon
Verdict
Roam combines saved recommendations, ratings, maps, and AI itinerary planning in a free service. Its current beta status and planned Android support matter when choosing where to use it.
Roam plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI travel planners
- Free plan
- Yes
- Mobile app
- Yes
- Map view
- Yes
- Booking links
- Yes
