How Trippad works: plan trips with a map
Plan road trips, city breaks and hikes day by day, on a real map.
One thing before the tour: Trippad will not plan your trip for you. We do not promise three minute itineraries, because looking forward to the trip is half the joy. What we give you is one beautiful place to craft the trip yourself, so the docs, the spreadsheets and the seventeen map tabs can finally retire.
Pick a destination: city break, road trip or hike
Cities, trails, national parks, anywhere you want to go. Search it and Trippad sets the trip up instantly. Got exact dates? Lock them in. Still dreaming? Just pick how many days and sort out the calendar later.
Plan day by day, right on the map
Add places and activities, reorder stops in a tap, and drop transit between them. Tweak one time and the whole day snaps back in sync, with every stop pinned on the map. Planning feels just as smooth on your phone as on a big screen.
Share your trip with a friendly link
Flip one switch and your trip gets a short public link. Send it to your fellow travellers, drop it in the group chat, or post it for your followers. Everyone opens the full plan with the map, complete with navigation links for every stop.
Your plan, anywhere
Your itinerary becomes your guide
When the day arrives, open your trip and follow it stop by stop. Tap any place or transit leg and directions pop up on the map, ready to go. No juggling notes, screenshots and map apps.
Take your plan off the grid
No signal on the trail? No problem. Export the whole trip as a clean document, print it for the backpack or keep it on your phone, and your plan works with zero bars and zero battery anxiety.
Show off your travels
Make your profile public and your best trips live on one page, ready to inspire. Share the link with friends and followers and let your itineraries do the talking.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The Free plan includes 1 trip of up to 7 days, with full planning, maps, and sharing at no cost. The Plus plan raises the limits: unlimited trips and up to 30 days per trip. During early access you can get 12 months of Plus free with the code EARLYBIRD.
No. Start planning right away, your draft is saved in your browser. Create an account when you want your trips on every device; the draft moves over automatically.
City breaks, hikes, and road trips are all first-class. If it has a destination, a city, a trail or a national park, you can plan it day by day.
Yes. Choose "Just planning" when you create a trip and set a number of days instead of dates. Day 1, Day 2 and so on work exactly like dated days.
Turn on sharing and your trip gets one short link, like trippad.app/t/paris-france. Anyone can open the full plan, the map, and navigation links for every stop, all without an account, and you can switch the link off anytime.
Add a transit leg between two stops (walking, driving, bus or train) with its travel time, so the day stays realistic. Tapping a stop opens directions in Google Maps.
Yes. Trippad is a responsive web app, so it works in any mobile browser with nothing to install. A native app isn't available yet.
It's our early-access promotion: enter EARLYBIRD when you sign up (or later in your profile settings) and your account gets the Plus plan free for 12 months. No payment details, nothing to cancel.
Yes. Export the whole trip as a clean document: print it for the backpack or keep it on your phone, and your plan works with no signal at all.
No, trips are private by default. Sharing is per trip with one switch you can turn off anytime, and the optional public profile shows only the trips you have chosen to share.
No, and that is by design. Trippad gives you one smooth place to shape your own ideas into days, with the map, times and transit doing the boring math. The best trip you will ever take is the one you crafted yourself.
No. Trippad does not generate itineraries, and we do not promise a trip planned in three minutes. It was built from years of hands-on trip planning, for people who enjoy the planning almost as much as the trip.