Plan the whole trip in five minutes.

You answer a short set of questions about your destination, dates, party, pace, and budget. TripBaddie turns those answers into an hour-by-hour plan, clustered geographically so you're not crossing town twice in a day.

You can, and it'll give you a list that reads well. What it won't do is decide the order — which neighborhood to do on which day, how long the walk between two stops actually takes, what fits before dinner, or how to rebuild the afternoon when you sleep in. And it won't check whether any of it is open when you get there. You'd be starting from a draft. TripBaddie starts you at a plan.

Choose 'Help me choose' at the start. A few questions about travel time, climate, and how adventurous you're feeling are enough to narrow it down.

Yes. Pick Just a day on the first step, tell us when you're leaving and when you need to be back, and you get the whole day in order, starting and ending wherever you are, drive times included. Zoo days, orchard runs, that town an hour away. All of it.

Yes. You can plan a trip and read your full itinerary without paying or entering a card. Paid plans verify every stop's hours for the day you'll be there, and add visa and entry guidance, offline and in-trip mode, the bookings manager, and a plan tailored to how you travel. $19 for one trip, $59 for a year.

Ask for anything in plain language: 'make day three a rest day' or 'cheaper dinner on day five'. Only what you asked about changes, and you can undo the last edit.

It's built for it. Tell TripBaddie the ages and it keeps transfers short, plans around naps and early dinners, and flags the stops that won't hold anyone's attention.

You book everything yourself — TripBaddie never books anything on your behalf. Each stop carries the details and a link to where you can reserve it, so it's all in one place instead of scattered across ten tabs.

They're ranges, not quotes. Committed costs like flights, lodging and tours are kept separate from day-to-day spending, so you can see what you're actually locked into.

Yes. Share a link with anyone you're travelling with and they can read the whole plan without an account. Unlock the trip and they can suggest changes too, with a log of what changed. There's a clean printable version for the people who like paper.

Your first full itinerary is free, with no card. After that, $19 for a single trip or $59 a year for unlimited trips.

Yes. Every plan includes a packing list built from your actual itinerary — the weather where you're going that month, what you're doing each day, and who's coming. Not a generic checklist.