Trip Planner

When to use Trip Planner

You have six days in Lisbon booked, no plan beyond the hotel, and a growing tab of browser bookmarks you haven't processed. Enter your destination, how long you'll be there, and what actually matters to you — food-focused, architecture, hiking, off-the-beaten-path, avoiding tourist traps — and get a day-by-day itinerary with morning, afternoon, and evening blocks plus practical travel notes. A local model builds the plan in your browser tab, so your travel dates, budget level, and preferences stay on your device. The output is a framework you're meant to break: swap anything that doesn't fit, drop in your own must-sees, and leave buffer time for the discovery that ends up being the best part of the trip.

• Plan five food-focused days in Tokyo without hitting the obvious tourist spots
• Build a four-day Kyoto itinerary around temples and hiking, not crowds
• Map a long weekend in Lisbon for someone who hates having a packed schedule

About this tool

Planning a week in Lisbon on a mid-range budget, or four days in Kyoto avoiding the tourist crowds — enter your destination, how long you'll be there, and what actually matters to you (food, history, hiking, nightlife, architecture), and get a day-by-day itinerary with morning, afternoon, and evening activities plus practical travel notes. Your travel dates and preferences never touch a server; the AI generates everything locally. The output is a framework, not a constraint: swap anything that doesn't fit, add your own must-see spots, and leave buffer time for the best discoveries that weren't on the list.

Tips

• Include your travel style (budget, mid-range, luxury) in the notes for more relevant restaurant and activity suggestions.
• Generate itineraries for slightly more days than your actual trip, then pick the best activities across all days.
• Mention if you'll have a rental car or rely on public transit — it affects how far apart activities should be.
• Use the output as a framework and leave buffer time for spontaneous discoveries.