Describe the trip
A destination, rough dates, who’s coming. Create a free account so we can save the trip and email you the plan.
Tell us where you want to go. See your trip’s shape in seconds,
then get a researched, day-by-day plan to make your own.
Ask about one restaurant, rethink a day, or turn four days into eight. Your assistant works with the current document, your conversation and your preferences.
FLORENCE, ITALYArt, good food, and a little exploring.
Coffee, the square, and a chance to take it all in.
Walk to the galleryA dedicated gallery visit. Reserve timed entry.
Cross the river for lunchVegetarian options and an afternoon to explore.
A sample trip to show how TripDoc works. You can edit every part of your own itinerary.
Your places, options and reservations belong with the plan. Explore what you can do without leaving TripDoc.
Arrive in Florence
Fly home from Rome
Describe the trip and answer up to three quick questions. In seconds you’ll see a sensible route — where to stay, for how many nights, in what order — to adjust before the full plan is written.
Try these product examples. Sample routes, dates, prices, bookings and votes are illustrative.
Write directly in the document. Drop in photos, videos and files. Resize images or arrange them side by side, turn notes into checklists, and move sections into the order you want.
Highlight a passage for a focused question, or right-click to tag a place. Protect sections from AI edits, and use document history when you want to go back.
A slow afternoon in Florence. Dinner wherever looks good.


You bring the idea. Build the rest together.
A destination, rough dates, who’s coming. Create a free account so we can save the trip and email you the plan.
Answer up to three quick questions, then see where to stay, for how many nights and in what order. Adjust anything, then build the plan.
Your planner researches every stop and writes dated days, what to book and when, and a budget. Take it all along with Today on your phone.
Useful while you wait. As your days are researched, confirm dates, invite your travel partner and add bookings you already have. We’ll email you when the plan is ready.
Start with one of these ideas.
Then take it in your own direction.
Invite your travel people to edit, comment and vote on the choices that matter. On the trip, Today shows what’s now and next and tonight’s stay, even without a signal.

Coffee by the DuomoA slow start in the center
Uffizi GalleryKeep your ticket handy
Lunch across the riverLeave room to wander
A few things you might be wondering.
Yes. Choose a blank document and build it your way, or describe your trip and have AI create the first itinerary. The assistant, place tags, attachments and sharing are available either way.
Yes, a free one, right after you describe your trip. Researching the full plan takes a few minutes, so your trip is saved to your account and we email you the moment the itinerary is ready. Meanwhile you answer a few quick questions and approve where to stay. Starting with a blank itinerary asks for an account first too, so your document has a home.
A rough idea is enough. Share a destination, budget, dates or the kind of trip you want. TripDoc asks at most three quick questions, then proposes where to stay and for how many nights. You can skip the questions or adjust the route. Your pace, dietary needs, preferences and confirmed bookings help shape the plan.
Both. Ask about highlighted text, one stop or a selected day, or make a bigger change such as turning four days into eight. The assistant uses the current document and conversation as context. You can add follow-up requests while it works; they’ll be processed in order. Just write what you want: it can tell a question from a change.
Trip view organizes the itinerary by day, with stops, highlights, overnight bases and a map of resolved locations. Open a tagged place to explore its available photos, public reviews, hours and directions. Type @ to find a place, or select a name you’ve already written and tag it.
No. TripDoc tracks what to book and when, reminds you before booking opens or a deadline passes, and links to official sites and suppliers. You book directly with them, then add the confirmation to keep the details with your plan. You can also compare live hotel rates and flight fares; saving an option doesn’t book it.
Yes. Paste a confirmation email, upload a PDF or screenshot, or enter the details yourself. Review and correct the extracted information before saving it in a private, protected section. The planner can then use the confirmed booking when helping with your itinerary. Text recognition may miss details, so you remain in control of what’s saved.
No. After edits settle, background checks look for useful issues such as missing stays, unresolved reservations and timing conflicts. A small indicator opens a short check-in. You can dismiss or defer findings, ask for help, or pause checks. The check-in shows what was verified and what’s still uncertain; it doesn’t automatically rewrite your plan.
Invite people to edit or comment, or create a reading link. The document, assistant and trip view work in your mobile browser. Export a PDF for a reading copy to keep with you. Private sections stay out of public links and default exports, but remain visible to invited collaborators and the assistant. Document history lets you review and restore earlier versions.
See its shape in seconds. We’ll email you when the full plan is ready.