Let's Trip

You share destination, dates, interests, pace, and budget, and the planner returns a day-by-day itinerary shaped around those details instead of a fixed template. It reads a normal sentence rather than a long form, so you can describe the trip the way you'd explain it to a friend. The plan is a starting point you keep editing, not a locked result. Free accounts get three creations, which is enough to test the experience before paying.

Every stop sits next to your route, so the shape of each day is clear at a glance. You move activities, replace suggestions, and add notes, and the plan follows your changes instead of freezing after the first AI answer. Map links open in Google Maps when it's time to navigate, which matters because a plan that can't guide you on the ground is just a document.

The hotel tracker watches rates for specific properties or a stay you describe by destination, budget, and preferences. It keeps a price chart and history so you compare the current rate against what you've seen, then sends an alert when a tracked rate reaches your settings. That turns a guess about when to book into a decision based on observed prices. Tracker access depends on your plan or trial.

The flight tracker searches in natural language, including flexible dates and trip lengths, then monitors the itinerary you pick. You see nonstop and connecting options side by side with fare changes over time, and you set a target price as a booking signal. It's built for people who already know roughly where they want to go and just need to catch the right fare instead of refreshing search pages.

Eligible itineraries pull in neighborhood favorites, hidden gems, restaurants, and relevant Reddit travel threads. The point is to surface places locals return to rather than the most reviewed spots, and to give context on what to skip. This is a paid feature in practice, and the quality varies by destination, so it's a supplement to your own research rather than a replacement.

Paid plans unlock stronger AI models, unlimited AI search, unlimited places suggestions, and audio guides you can play while you explore. The models draw on real-time access to Google Maps and social platforms to keep plans current. Upgrading also upgrades existing itineraries to the premium model, so earlier work isn't stranded on the free tier.