TravelBot AI Travel Assistant

The whole product is one conversation. You describe a trip the way you'd describe it to a friend, and the assistant asks for the missing pieces, then writes the plan. No forms, no filters, no map clicking. Changes happen the same way, so "move the museum to Saturday and find a cheaper dinner" works as a single request.

On the Pro plan, answers draw on real-time travel data for flights and hotels instead of generic averages. That makes a difference when you're choosing between two weekends and want to see which one is cheaper. Treat the numbers as a strong first pass and confirm on the booking site before you pay, since fares move.

The AI itinerary generator returns structured days rather than a wall of text: morning, afternoon, evening, plus travel time between stops. Each block is short enough to delete or replace, which matters when half the plan doesn't match your energy level. You can also ask it to rebuild a single day without touching the rest.

Multi-city trips are where chat beats search. Give it three cities and a fixed number of days, and it splits the time, flags the long transfers, and suggests which leg deserves the night train. It won't catch every rail timetable change, so double-check connections that matter.

Forecasts feed into the plan, and rainy days get indoor alternatives instead of a beach afternoon. For trips two or three weeks out, expect the weather layer to be directional at best, since forecasts shift. Closer to departure it becomes genuinely useful for sequencing outdoor days.

You can plan without signing up. Guests get a smaller daily token allowance, and a free account raises it to 15,000 tokens per day, enough for a handful of conversations. Google and Apple sign-in both work, and your guest chat carries over when you create the account.