One plan per trip.
What's still missing, what it will cost, and what you must decide by when. You book wherever you like — this keeps the plan honest.
Not a booking site. No inventory, no payments, nothing booked on your behalf.
Nights and order, not dates
Say you're going to Rome for 4 nights, then Florence for 3, arriving 17 September. The dates follow:
- Rome · 4 nights · 17 → 21 Sept
- Florence · 3 nights · 21 → 24 Sept
Add a night in Rome and every date after it moves by one. Put Florence first and both change. You never retype a date, and the plan can never contain a night that belongs to two cities or to none — which is what usually goes wrong in a spreadsheet.
Step 1
Sketch the route
Cities and nights. Two minutes, before anything is booked.
Step 2
Book anywhere
Then forward the confirmation, or paste it, or type it in. Any vendor, any language.
Step 3
See what's missing
Unbooked nights, impossible connections, and every deadline with money on it.
What it will not do
- · Book, pay or cancel anything for you. Ever, in any version.
- · Guess at a number. An amount with no exchange rate is reported, not converted.
- · Pretend a parsed booking is certain when it isn't.