How it works

A family trip.
From scattered ideas to a plan.

Start with what you know. See how it fits. Change your mind without starting again.

Start your trip
1 / Tell us

Your family.
Your kind of trip.

“We want Paris and a few days in the Alps. Two kids. Two rooms. Please, no early trains.”

Type it, say it, or add a booking. Check what we understood, then let the planner put the pieces together. Flights can still be undecided.

Recorded app screen: describe your places, family and the things that cannot change
2 / See your plan

The whole trip.
Finally, in one place.

See your cities, nights and train rides together. Compare workable routes and understand the trade-offs: more time in one place, fewer hotel changes, or a shorter travel day.

In this example, all three cities stay in the plan, with two hotel changes. Missing train times stay visible. If your dates and must-haves don’t fit, see what needs to change.

Recorded app screen: Paris, Strasbourg and Frankfurt with nights and train rides between them
3 / Make it yours

“One more night
in Paris?”

Try it before you keep it. See which dates, rides and recorded bookings would be affected. Keep the plan you prefer.

Your real reservations stay with you. You contact hotels and train operators to make any booking changes.

See how changes work
App screen showing the proposed extra Paris night before it is chosen
See booking help, travel days, and another route option

Know what to book next

Take dates and room needs to the supplier. Add your confirmation to keep it with the trip.

Recorded booking card with dates, children's ages and the rooms to ask for

Take the plan with you

See today’s move on your phone. Save the travel pack before you lose signal.

Recorded travel-day screen showing the family in Paris and a place to report a problem

See the trade-off

Compare a proposed route with the trip you already have before choosing.

App screen comparing the current trip with a proposed route

Example trip shown in the app. Check train departures for your own dates.

Start with the trip you’re imagining.

Explore a route, try one change, ask about a change, and keep one change.

Start your trip