The AI trip planner that draws your holiday on a map

You describe the trip in one sentence or by voice and the planner reads the place, the month, the group, the pace and the budget straight from your words, then builds the plan as a route on a map rather than a block of text. Every day is a leg on the map, every stop a pin, and every leg shows its own travel time.

The trip starts and ends at your own front door: the ride to the airport, the flight, and the transfer to the first stay are all part of one plan, door to door, not a separate booking step bolted on afterwards.

Describe a week in Tenerife in August and the plan comes back against day 24 °C, night 22 °C, a sea at 23 °C, 9 hours of sunshine and no rain days that month, with the door-to-door leg from home mapped out from the first screen. A packed or balanced pace suits the long sunshine hours, with the sea at 23 °C keeping an afternoon swim easy to plan around.

A cooler trip from the same planner looks different. The Lake District in April comes back against day 10 °C, night 4 °C, 6 hours of sunshine and 13 rain days, a short trip better suited to a relaxed pace with indoor stops on the wetter days.

Stays, tours and transport show a real price from a partner (Booking.com, GetYourGuide, Viator, Trip.com, flight partners) or a button to check the live price, never an estimate against the plan. Booking happens inside the plan through partner links in pounds, with a trip budget, price watch on the stays you are following, and cost splitting for a group all kept on the same page as the route.

Marrakech in November, with day 23 °C, night 10 °C, 8 hours of sunshine and 6 rain days, is the kind of plan where live prices on stays make a difference to how the budget is set before you book.

Families travelling in half term, the Easter holidays, the summer holidays or the Christmas holidays can set the pace to relaxed and let the plan checker keep the days gentler; couples and groups of friends can set a packed pace for a short city break. With a typical 28 days of annual leave, the Bank Holiday planner turns a single day's leave either side of a bank holiday into a longer trip, planned in the same app.

A solo traveller can set the whole trip to relaxed and plan at their own pace, while a bigger group can split into roles on the same shared plan, some viewing and one or two editing, so the itinerary lives in one shared place rather than in separate messages.