Hi Product Hunt 👋 I kept hitting the same wall when planning trips: search "free travel itinerary template" and you get either a blank spreadsheet download or a planner that wants an account before it shows you anything. So I built the version I wanted, with one hard constraint: no backend at all. Your itinerary lives in localStorage. There's no server that can read your trip, no account system to build, and nothing to leak. What's actually in it: • Opens with a finished 5-day Tokyo example — 23 activities and 7 transit legs — so you're editing, not staring at a blank page • Transit legs are first-class: mode, route, minutes and fare between every two stops. That's the part most templates skip, and it's how you find out a "quick museum visit" eats half your afternoon • Per-day and per-trip budget totals as you type • Print / PDF export (clean A4, one day per block) and CSV export that opens straight in Excel or Sheets, already structured — one row per stop The honest trade-off: clear your browser data and the trip is gone. There's no cloud restore, because there's no cloud. That's exactly why the export buttons exist — they're the backup story, not a nice-to-have. Under the hood it's 834 lines of TypeScript, zero runtime dependencies, and about 7 KB gzipped. A few things that surprised me building it: • window.confirm() is silently suppressed in some mobile WebViews — your destructive buttons just look dead, with no error and no console output • Excel renders UTF-8 CSV as mojibake unless the file starts with a BOM; the charset in the MIME type does nothing • toISOString() shifted every exported date back a day for anyone east of Greenwich — it's for timestamps, not calendar dates Free, no sign-up, no ads: https://travel-itinerary-templat... I'd love to know what breaks it for you — especially what you'd need before you'd trust a planner with no cloud sync. Happy to answer anything about the no-backend approach.

Travel Itinerary Template

The trip planner with no backend, no account, no cloud

The trip planner with no backend, no account, no cloud