A SHARED SPACE FOR YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE

Great trips start
on the same page.

Write your itinerary, explore places on a map, and plan with friends in one shared travel doc. Start with your own notes or let AI help you put the first plan together.

Free to start · Made to share · Yours to explore

People exploring a colorful Tokyo street at night
TOKYO, JAPANTHE NEXT CHAPTER
A trip worth
making happen.
35°40′ N · 139°42′ E
THE JAPAN PLANTokyo with the crew
DAY 01Shibuya & a little wandering
Shibuya Crossing
Ramen with everyone
LESS LOGISTICS. MORE MEMORIES.

All the moving parts.
One happy place.

Your itinerary Your saved places Your favorite people Your shared ideas

A DOC THAT GOES PLACES

Feels like a document.
Thinks like a trip planner.

This is a real, editable trip. Click a place for photos and details, type @ to add a stop, or rewrite the plan. No signup needed.

Tokyo with the crewEXAMPLE TRIP
Getting your live demo ready…No account needed to try

JAPAN / THE GOOD KIND OF GETAWAY

Tokyo, here we come.

Good food, little side streets, and a few things we’ve always wanted to see.

01 Shibuya & Harajuku

Start with a wander around Shibuya Crossing. No rush. There’s plenty to take in.

Meet for lunch at ICHIRAN Shibuya, then see where the afternoon takes us.

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Extra noodles are non-negotiable. 🍜Jamie · Example comment

02 A different side of Tokyo

An early start at Sensō-ji, followed by an afternoon at teamLab Borderless.

Explore the example, then make a trip of your own.Let’s start planning

MORE THAN AN ITINERARY

All the details.
One place to plan.

From a first idea to a plan you can take along. Get the freedom of a document, with the travel tools you need built in.

YOUR DOCUMENT

A plan you can make your own.

Write your itinerary the way you think. Use headings, photos, links, packing checklists and editable tables to bring the big ideas and little details together.

  • Formatted pages
  • Tables & checklists
  • Photos & links
PLACES & MAPS

Every stop, more than a name.

Type @ to add a restaurant, hotel or attraction. Click its place pill for photos, reviews, opening hours and an address, or see your tagged places on the map.

  • Place search
  • Photos & reviews
  • Nearby suggestions
AI TRIP PLANNING

A little help getting started.

Choose your destination, dates, travel style and budget to generate a starting itinerary. Ask the travel assistant for ideas, explore nearby options and add the places you like.

  • Itinerary generation
  • Travel assistant
  • Ideas for your interests
GETTING AROUND

Make room for the journey.

Compare walking and driving times between stops, or use Optimize Route to reorder selected places. Add flight cards with airport and departure details to keep the journey in your plan, too.

  • Travel times & distances
  • Route ordering
  • Flight cards
DAY-BY-DAY TRIP VIEW

Your itinerary, ready to follow.

Switch from the document to Trip View for a day-by-day breakdown of your activities, places and notes. Browse the day’s map and weather from your phone while you’re out exploring.

  • Daily itinerary
  • Maps & weather
  • Mobile-friendly view
PLAN TOGETHER

Everyone gets a say.

Invite friends by email or share a link. Edit the same trip in real time, see who’s there, and leave comments and replies on the plan. Choose who can view and who can edit.

  • Live collaboration
  • Comments & replies
  • Sharing permissions
THE PRACTICAL DETAILS, TOO

Bring your existing plans

Paste notes from Google Docs, Notion or emails, or upload a PDF itinerary. Turn what you already have into an editable trip with linked places.

See how importing works

Print it. Save it. Take it along.

Preview your document’s pages before printing or saving a PDF. You can also download your plan as Markdown, HTML or plain text.

A home for every adventure

Keep trips in folders, search your documents and make a copy of a plan to use as a starting point for the next one.

Keep writing when Wi-Fi drops

Keep editing a trip that’s already open. Changes save on your device and sync when you reconnect. Opening trips and looking up new places need a connection.

FROM “WE SHOULD GO” TO “WE’RE GOING”

A great trip.
A simpler start.

Keep the spontaneity.
Give the details a home.

01

Start with what you’ve got.

Start with a blank document, generate a trip with AI, or import your notes or a PDF. Then make the itinerary your own.

Already have a plan? Bring it over
02

Put your places on the map.

Type @ to link restaurants, hotels and attractions. Check their details, explore nearby ideas, and compare travel times between stops.

03

Get everyone on the same page.

Invite your people to edit and comment. When you’re ready to go, open the day-by-day Trip View or print a copy of the plan.

GOOD TRIPS ARE A TEAM SPORT

You bring the people.
We’ll bring the page.

Make room for everyone’s must-sees, food obsessions, and “what if we…” ideas. Less back-and-forth. More looking forward to it.

Start something together
The Japan plan EXAMPLE
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Jamie The food person

Added the ramen spot everyone keeps talking about 🍜

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Maya The early riser

And a quiet temple morning before the city wakes up.

Different wish lists. One shared plan.

A FEW THINGS BEFORE YOU GO

Good questions.
Simple answers.

Something else on your mind?
We’re happy to help

Is TripDoc free to use?

Yes. You can create trip documents, add places, use maps, and plan with friends for free.

Can I bring a plan I’ve already started?

Absolutely. Paste text from Google Docs, Notion, notes, or emails, or upload a PDF itinerary. TripDoc helps turn it into a travel document with linked places.

What can the AI help with?

Generate a starting itinerary from your destination, dates, budget and travel style. You can also ask the travel assistant for ideas and explore suggestions near a place in your plan. Everything goes into a document you can keep editing.

How do I plan with other people?

Invite your travel companions by email or share a link. Choose who can view and who can edit, then work on the same document together in real time.

What happens if I lose my connection?

You can keep editing a trip that is already open. Changes are stored on your device and sync when you reconnect. You’ll need a connection to open a trip or look up new places.

Can I take my plan with me?

Yes. Open Trip View for a day-by-day itinerary on desktop or mobile. Preview your document’s pages, print them or save a PDF before you go. Markdown, HTML and plain-text downloads are available too.

A LITTLE HEAD START

Ideas for the journey ahead

YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE IS WAITING

Let’s make a trip
out of it.

Start your free trip

A new place. Your favorite people. One shared plan.