Describe a trip in one sentence and get a day-by-day plan you can edit and follow offline. Scan tickets and vouchers into it, reschedule by chatting, plan together with friends. No account or email, even for shared trips. A Schengen 90/180 counter sits next to the itinerary: planned trips count themselves, past stays import from photo tags on the device, and a forward planner warns before you book. City guides come from a city index, not a prompt (Buenos Aires first). First trip free.
Hi Product Hunt. I am the developer behind PlanToTrip, and I build it on my own, so please be direct with feedback.
I made it because the trip planners I tried all asked for an account before I could type a single city, and none of them knew how many Schengen days I had left. PlanToTrip needs no account or email at all, not even to plan a trip together with someone: your trips stay on your phone unless you share them. The Schengen 90/180 counter counts the trips you planned in the app, lets you add the ones it cannot know about, and can read the date and place tags off photos you took abroad, on the device, without uploading anything. It tells you before you book whether the next trip would go over.
Being honest about the limits: it is iPhone only (with a native iPad layout), there is no Android or web version, and the counter is an estimate from the dates it knows, not an official border record. AI planning, chat and document scanning need a connection; browsing and following the plan work offline. City guides exist for Buenos Aires so far, and the Guide tab has a box where you can name the city you want next.
The first trip is free to generate and preview, so you can judge the plan before paying anything. I read every comment.