Every trip I planned turned into 20 tabs, screenshots from Reels, and a spreadsheet that never matched the map. So I built Routinex free, no account needed.
Day-by-day plans anchored to neighborhoods, not zigzagging across a city
Local mode filters out tourist traps (Foursquare-verified)
Cruise Port mode timed to your ship's all-aboard time
Budget mode tracks running costs per stop
Live weather/flight/hotel data, offline access, PDF/calendar export
routinex.travel curious what this community thinks. What's the one thing a trip planner has never gotten right for you?
I used to spend entire evenings researching trips 12 tabs open, comparing hotels, trying to figure out what neighborhood to stay in, what's actually worth doing vs. tourist traps.
So I built Routinex. A few things I learned building an AI travel planner that actually works:
Generic itineraries are useless. The AI needs real local venue data (we use Foursquare) to recommend places people actually go, not just the top 10 from TripAdvisor
Hotel prices need to be live, not estimated users don't trust made-up numbers
Maps make itineraries 10x more useful seeing your day laid out geographically changes how you plan
Happy to answer questions about building it or travel planning in general
Routinex builds full day-by-day itineraries powered by AI — anchored in real neighborhoods, not tourist traps. Customise by travel mode (Standard, Local, Budget, Cruise Port), pace, interests, dining style, travel group, and dietary needs. Every trip comes with a live map, packing list, and local fun facts. Free to try, no sign-up required.
