You can miss something you already booked
A paid ticket or reservation can be lost because one earlier stop quietly pushed your arrival past its fixed time.
Travel planning built on real trip data
Start with a blank trip, add the places you care about, and let routes, timing, reservations and practical checks build around your plan.
Not another prompt-to-itinerary generator. The plan stays structured, inspectable and editable.
Calculated routes · schedule checks · bookings · conditions · packing · Trip Mode
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Travel time, last entry, fixed bookings, transfer buffers, weather and where the day ends, all checked against your itinerary.
A paid ticket or reservation can be lost because one earlier stop quietly pushed your arrival past its fixed time.
It is easy to plan around closing time and miss the separate last-entry cutoff.
A day can look exciting on a list while the route quietly turns most of it into driving.
Platforms, gates, luggage and station navigation disappear from a simple list but still decide whether you make the train.
A city forecast can look harmless while the exposed activity in your itinerary lands in the storm window.
A perfect last stop can hide an exhausting late drive to the place where you actually need to sleep.
Built around the trip, not the prompt
Stops, route legs, times, reservations and constraints remain real editable data. Provider information and your own trip details drive the plan when available.
Choose the destination and dates. Start empty instead of inheriting somebody else’s itinerary.
Add stays, places and reservations as you need them. The interface grows with the trip.
Routes and constraints reveal problems only when they become relevant.
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Travel itinerary planner FAQ
Designed for travellers who want a visual day-by-day itinerary without losing the practical details that decide whether a route is achievable.
Yes. mapv.io is free to use. Trip planning, maps, bookings, sharing and AI-powered features do not require a paid plan. AI features have a daily usage limit to keep the service fast and available for everyone.
Yes. Each route leg can use its own travel mode, so driving days, walking days and public-transport transfers can live in one itinerary.
It compares calculated arrival times with opening windows, last entry, visit duration, latest finish and fixed reservations when that information is available.
Yes. Ideas stay separate until you schedule them, and skipped or postponed stops can return there without being deleted.
No. The core planner works with structured places, routes, times, reservations and constraints. Feasibility checks use that data rather than treating generated itinerary text as fact.
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