TripSapien is a free trip planner that recommends curated places, checks every stop against your travel dates, and turns the trip into realistic neighborhood days. Plan with ease: Start with a city and dates. Interests, budget, saved places, and an AI itinerary are optional. Date-aware: Closures, limited hours, holiday changes, and booking needs are shown before you go. Share anywhere: The finished trip includes a map and can be shared, exported, or sent to Google Maps.

TripSapien — Curated Recommendations, Checked for Your Dates

Q: What does “Zero AI hallucinations” mean?

TripSapien does not invent recommendation names. Nothing fictitious: Curated picks come from a vetted catalog of more than 360,000 places, never an AI-invented name. Nothing unchecked: Names it cannot confidently match stay visible for review instead of quietly becoming stops. Nothing stale: Date checks catch suggestions that sound plausible but do not work for the trip.

Q: How can I share or export my trip?

Share the trip as an editable plan, a view-only link, or a file you keep. Invite people to edit: Send an invite by WhatsApp, text, or email so companions can refine the trip. Share the finished plan: Copy a link or email the itinerary with a PDF attached. Export the data: Download PDF, Word, or CSV, or create a Google Doc in your Drive.

Vernazza village and terraced cliffs above the Ligurian Sea.

A better way to plan

London place rows for Sep 13–20 flag Locanda Locatelli as permanently closed, the London Eye as book-ahead, and Columbia Road Flower Market as open Sunday from 8 AM to 3 PM.

Know what’s closed & what to book ahead

We check each place against your dates for closures, limited hours, holiday changes, and booking needs.

Portobello Film Festival
Sep 3–20Discover emerging voices in indie films.
London Design Festival
Sep 12–20Explore new work from London’s top designers.
HowTheLightGetsIn London
Sep 19–20Mix mind-expanding debates with stand-up comedy.

Catch what’s on while you’re there

See festivals and one-off events happening during your trip — all matched to your interests.

FAQs

What is TripSapien?

TripSapien is a free trip planner that recommends curated places, checks every stop against your travel dates, and turns the trip into realistic neighborhood days.

Plan with ease: Start with a city and dates. Interests, budget, saved places, and an AI itinerary are optional.
Date-aware: Closures, limited hours, holiday changes, and booking needs are shown before you go.
Share anywhere: The finished trip includes a map and can be shared, exported, or sent to Google Maps.

What does “Zero AI hallucinations” mean?

TripSapien does not invent recommendation names.

Nothing fictitious: Curated picks come from a vetted catalog of more than 360,000 places, never an AI-invented name.
Nothing unchecked: Names it cannot confidently match stay visible for review instead of quietly becoming stops.
Nothing stale: Date checks catch suggestions that sound plausible but do not work for the trip.

How are recommendations curated?

Quality comes first, followed by the trip’s interests, budget, length, and geography.

High standards: Closed places, duplicates, obvious chains, and weak options are filtered out.
Standouts first: Iconic sights and editorial standouts lead.
Neighborhood-smart: Picks favor neighborhoods already in the plan, so each day improves without extra backtracking.

Can I bring places I already have?

Yes. Start from scratch or build on research you have already collected.

Bring it in: Paste text, drop a .txt, .md, or .csv, give it a link, or pull from Google Docs.
Sorted out for you: Likely duplicates merge, and anything ambiguous stays visible for review.
Built around your picks: Your places anchor the neighborhoods and count toward what fits in a day.

What does TripSapien check for my dates?

TripSapien checks whether each stop is likely to work during your actual trip.

Hours and status: Known operating status and opening hours.
Changes that matter: Closures during your dates, seasonal schedules, and public-holiday changes.
Plan safely: Limited hours, advance-booking requirements, and places likely to sell out.

How does TripSapien keep each day realistic?

Opening hours, visit length, travel time, and neighborhood proximity decide where a stop fits.

Smart flow: Nearby activities stay together instead of sending you back and forth across the city.
Realistic limits: The plan limits major activities and leaves room for meals and optional evening stops.
You’re in control: Drag, reorder, set aside, or reset stops whenever you want.

When should I visit, and how long does it take?

TripSapien shows how long a stop takes and when it is busiest.

Budget your time: Typical visit lengths separate a half-day museum from a ten-minute photo stop.
Beat the crowds: Popular-times data shows when a place is usually busiest.
Spot the standouts: Ratings and review counts sit right on the row.

Will it show events during my trip?

Yes. TripSapien adds festivals and one-off events that overlap your dates.

Only when they run: Events are placed only on dates when they actually run.
Interest boost: Interest-matched events get a boost, while major festivals can surface regardless.
Plan ahead: Ticket links are included when available.

Can I send the trip to Google Maps?

On desktop Chrome, one click creates a private Google Maps list for the trip.

One-click list: The extension adds each stop using its Google listing, with address or coordinate fallbacks.
Your sign-in stays private: Your Google login stays in your browser.
Mobile fallback: On phones, a copy-the-list fallback is available.

How can I share or export my trip?

Do I need an account?

No. You can build, edit, share, and export a trip without signing up.

No account required: Everything works signed out, and your trip links keep working.
Saved, not just local: The trip lives on TripSapien, and a key in your browser keeps your edit access.
Sign in to sync: Claim trips with Google or an emailed magic link—no password required.