Where to next?

Answer a few questions. Get every day planned.

  1. Step 1.

    Say what it is for

    Tonight, a day, a weekend or a whole trip — and where. 20 places are profiled down to their signature sights; anywhere else is read by its character, beach or city or mountain, and you confirm the reading before anything else is asked.

  2. Step 2.

    Then 3 short screens

    Where and when you land, who is coming and what is already fixed, and how the days should feel. The plan takes shape beside the questions as you answer them.

  3. Step 3.

    Get every day planned

    Mornings, afternoons, evenings, meals and open time, each pick with a line on why it was chosen. Swap any of them for 5 scored alternatives, lock the ones you love, or steer a whole day: lighter, cheaper, more local, keep the evening open.

A planner that shows its working.

Every pick has a reason

Each block carries one line on why it was chosen, from your interests, your pace or the hour it lands in. Nothing arrives on your day without saying why.

  • Swap or keep in one tap

    Lock the picks you love so they survive a reshuffle, swap any other for one of 5 scored alternatives, or steer a whole day at once.

  • Tonight mode

    Three questions and the evening is planned: somewhere to eat, something after, and a clean exit if you want one.

  • A packing list made for the trip

    Built from what the plan actually holds, where it is and who is coming, rather than a generic checklist for anywhere.

  • A budget that admits guesses

    A running cost for every day, and a plain count of how much of it is priced from a band rather than a quote.

  • Share, export, offline

    A link for the group chat, a calendar file for your phone, and a plan that still opens in a basement with no signal.

One day of a planned trip.

Not a mock-up. This is the same timeline the itinerary uses, on the trip at the top of the page, showing a different day of it.

Green fluted cliffs of the Nā Pali Coast falling into a deep blue sea under a bright sky

Hawaii

United States a mix of island, beach and mountain

Volcano sunrises, reef mornings and the slowest evenings on earth.

7 nights with friends dates open

Day 7
Shown
9h 15m
Planned
4h 15m
Left open
  • 7 nights
  • 4 people
  • Balanced pace
  • Mid-range budget

The full sample runs 8 days with 24 activities and 22 meals, built from a fixed seed so it reads the same on every visit. Your own trip is planned fresh from your answers.

Plan your own Hawaii trip

Day 7 of 8

See who else is going

Demo community

Once a trip is saved, the community page shows travellers heading to the same place on overlapping dates, filtered by shared interests. Any activity marked open to join shows who is in, and joining puts it under your shared activities. Right now that is 25 seeded travellers across 20 places, including Hawaii.

The travellers are seeded and the chat answers from a small canned pool. Nothing you write leaves this device, and every screen they appear on says so.

Open the community
  • Priya Raman

    Hawaii Arrives tomorrow

    34 from India travelling as a couple

    Open to join: Sunset yoga class on the sand

  • Mateo Herrera

    Hawaii Arrives in 4 days

    29 from Argentina travelling solo

    Open to join: Haleakalā summit sunrise above the cloud line

  • Sofía Álvarez

    Bali There now

    41 from Spain travelling solo

    Open to join: Balinese cooking class in an Ubud family compound

The honest answers.

What is real, what is demo, and where your plans live. If a question is missing, the answer is probably that the product does not do that yet.

Is the planner real, or a mock-up?

The planner is real. It scores 291 activities and 121 meal ideas against your answers, applies the hard rules for ages, alcohol and what you avoid, and builds every day without repeating a pick. The same answers always build the same trip. Only the community and the chat are demo data, and they are labelled as such.

Where is my trip stored?

Without an account, in this browser on this device, and nothing is sent anywhere. Clearing the site's data removes those trips, and a share link opens only in this browser. Sign in and your trips are kept in your account and open on any device; the ones already in this browser move with you. A share link made while signed in opens for anyone, on any device, without an account.

Can I plan somewhere you have not profiled?

Yes. 20 places are profiled with their own signature sights. Type anywhere else and it is read by its character, say mostly beach with some island, and planned from that. The reading is shown before you continue, and adding the country helps it read right.

How does it choose what goes in?

Every candidate is scored for how well it fits the place, your interests, budget, pace and group, with a bonus for the destination's signature sights. Ages, alcohol and the things you avoid are hard rules, not scores. Each card says in a line why it was picked.

What if I do not like a pick?

Swap it for one of 5 scored alternatives, remove it, or lock it so it survives a reshuffle. A day can be reshuffled on its own and the whole trip rebuilt; locked positions stay put through both.

How long a trip, and how many people?

From 1 to 30 nights, for 1 to 12 people: solo, a couple, friends, family or a send-off. Add dates if you have them and the plan carries them; leave them open and it still builds.

Does it use AI?

Not to plan your trip. Every itinerary and every why-this line comes from the deterministic scorer and planner, so planning works offline and never waits on a model. An optional AI layer is off by default. When it is on, a language model writes the one-sentence summary at the top of a trip, reads a request in your own words, such as "make tomorrow lighter", into one of a fixed set of changes that you see before it applies, and on a disrupted day picks among replacements the planner has already proposed. It never adds a place, time or price that is not in the plan.

Where are you going next?

No sign-up needed. Without an account, your plan stays on this device.

WiseJourney — Type where you're going. Get your whole trip planned.