The AI trip planner
A full itinerary from one sentence, then a chat to shape it — fewer museums, later starts, one day trip.
AI trip plannerDescribe the trip.
Describe the trip.
We'll plan the days.
JRNEY is an AI trip planner for iOS and Android. Tell it where you're going, for how long and what you're into, and it returns a day-by-day itinerary — real places, realistic timings, the walk between stops and a local tip where one helps.
Free to plan · Publish an itinerary and other travellers can copy it.
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How it works
How the AI trip planner works.
One sentence in, one trip out — three steps, about a minute.
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Say it in plain language
"Four days in Paris in August, mid budget, museums and food." No forms, no filter chips, no empty calendar to fill.
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We build the day-by-day
Stops in the order that makes sense, with times, the travel leg between them, and a local tip on the ones that need one.
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Change anything, then share
Swap a stop, move a day, invite whoever is coming. Publish the trip and other travellers can copy it whole.
Inside the app
Everything your trip needs, in one travel app.
The AI planner is the front door. Behind it sits the trip planning that usually lives in eleven browser tabs — flights, hotels, bookings, saved places and checklists.
Bookings, imported
We read the confirmations in your email so flights, hotels and tables sit inside the plan, not in your inbox.
Reels become places
Share an Instagram or TikTok reel to JRNEY and the places in it land on your map, ready to drop into a day.
Compare before you commit
Weather, ticket cost and food for the cities you are deciding between, side by side in one answer.
Flights and hotels
Live flight deals and hotel prices in the same place as the itinerary, so a change of plan is one screen away.
Checklists that travel
Use a pre-made list or write your own, so nothing important stays on the kitchen table.
A generated day
What an AI-generated itinerary actually looks like.
A day you could actually walk, not a list of landmarks. Every part of the itinerary card is doing a job — here they are, one at a time.
Day 2 · ParisTue, 11 Aug
109:30 - 11:00
09:30 - 11:00The whole stop
Narration, photo, category, rating and price on one card — enough to decide without leaving the day.
211:30 - 13:00
A numbered, timed stop
Position in the day and a window the AI thinks is realistic — not a loose list of landmarks.
12 min·1.1 km
The leg between stops
Walking, driving or transit with duration and distance, and a handoff to maps.
Local TipBuy the timed ticket the night before. The clock-face window on five is the quietest spot in the building.
One local tip
Practical and specific — when to arrive, what to order, what to skip.
314:00 - 16:30Time overlapEdit
A clash, stated plainly
When two stops collide the day says so, with the edit right there.
Real traveller insights
Local tips from people who have actually been.
Every stop can carry a local tip — written by travellers who published the trip, or by people who live there. Not the first search result, and not a paragraph of filler.
LocalTips written by residents and travellers who went, not scraped from listicles
CopyPublished itineraries carry their tips with them when you copy a trip
Musée d'Orsay, ParisMuseum
Local TipBuy the timed ticket the night before and go straight to the fifth floor. The clock-face window is the quietest spot in the building.
CamilleLives in Paris
Blue Lagoon, ReykjavíkNature
Local TipBook the last slot of the day. The crowd thins after eight and the light on the water is the reason you came.
JónLives in Reykjavík
Le Marais, ParisNeighbourhood
Local TipSkip the main street. Start at Place des Vosges and drift north — the galleries and the good falafel are two streets off it.
SofiaPublished 6 trips
For creators
Earn commission on bookings from the trips you publish.
If people travel on your itinerary, you get paid for it. Publish a trip once and it keeps earning every time someone copies it and books a hotel, a ticket or a table from inside the plan.
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Publish the itinerary you already built
Any trip you have planned in JRNEY can go public — days, stops, timings and your own local tips intact.
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Travellers copy it and book from it
A copied trip keeps your stops. Hotels, tickets and tables are booked straight out of the itinerary.
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You earn commission on those bookings
Every booking made from your itinerary is attributed to you and paid out. No sponsorships, no minimum following.
The product
Trips, Explore, AI Planner, Places, Profile.
The whole travel app is four screens of content and one profile. Everything else is the AI planner doing the work.
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Why it lands
AI trip planning vs. planning it yourself.
Planning it yourselfAn evening, maybe two
- ResearchTwelve tabs, three blogs and a map you keep losing
- TimingGuessing how long the museum takes
- Getting aroundChecking directions stop by stop
- BookingsScreenshots in the camera roll
- Local knowledgeWhatever the first search result says
- SharingA document nobody opens
About a minute
- ResearchOne prompt, one itinerary, in about a minute
- TimingTimed stops, with an overlap warning when they clash
- Getting aroundThe travel leg sits between the stops already
- BookingsReservations imported from your email
- Local knowledgeA local tip on the stops that need one
- SharingA published itinerary other travellers can copy
From the beta
What early travellers say about JRNEY.
5.0I gave it one line about a long weekend and it handed back three days I would have spent an evening building. I moved two things and that was it.
5.0The travel time between stops is the part I always get wrong. Seeing it sit there between two cards changed how I plan.
5.0I share reels all year and never look at them again. Having them turn into pins on a map is the reason I kept the app.
Plan your next trip in about a minute.
JRNEY is free to plan with, on iOS and Android.