You saved four days of leave. Don't spend two of them planning the trip.
That's the exact problem that got me building Tripvexa. Every trip I planned started the same way: fifteen tabs open, a spreadsheet nobody in the group actually updated, and half my time off spent figuring out logistics instead of enjoying them.
So Tripvexa asks you three things: where you want to go, when you can travel, and how much you want to spend. Then it builds the actual trip around those constraints, day by day, with places to stay, things to do, realistic travel times between them, real pricing, and a way to book it.
This isn't another "10 places to visit" listicle a travel blog already gave you. It's a working plan. Each day is grouped geographically, so you're not zigzagging across a city four times to hit three attractions you could've done in one loop. Change your dates, your budget, or your preferences, and the whole plan reshapes itself around the new numbers instead of you starting over.
What it actually does:
Builds a complete day-by-day itinerary from your dates, budget, and travel style
Groups nearby places together so more of the day is spent exploring, less spent in transit
Pulls in real hotels and real pricing, so you're planning against actual numbers, not guesses
Recalculates automatically the moment your dates, budget, or choices change
Surfaces visa and entry requirements upfront, before you fall in love with a destination you can't actually get into
Lets groups plan together, so it's one shared plan instead of a spreadsheet and forty WhatsApp messages
Who this is actually for:
Someone planning around a long weekend, not a gap year
Families working backwards from school holiday dates
A friend group trying to agree on a destination and a budget everyone can live with
Anyone whose trip has to fit inside the leave they actually have and the money they actually want to spend
First-time international travelers who'd rather know the visa answer before they get attached to somewhere
Free to plan, you only pay when you actually book something.
Would genuinely love feedback from this community, especially if you've dealt with the multi-city zigzagging problem or the visa-surprise problem yourself.
https://www.tripvexa.com
