A travel itinerary isn't a list of bookings in random order: it's putting them in chronological order, day by day, so you know at a glance what happens when. Building it by hand in a spreadsheet works, until a booking changes and you have to re-sort everything. Tripmyo builds this itinerary automatically.

Why a manual itinerary quickly becomes a chore

Adding a row to a spreadsheet for every flight, hotel or activity works for a weekend. For a two-week trip with several stops, the same spreadsheet quickly becomes hard to read, and even harder to fix when a date shifts.

The timeline: your itinerary built automatically

In Tripmyo, every booking you add (flight, hotel, activity) and every step you live on the ground slots itself into a chronological timeline. Memories added along the way fit in too, on the right day. The result: an itinerary that's always up to date, with no manual re-sorting.

The travel map, alongside the itinerary

On top of the timeline, every geolocated step and booking appears on a map of the trip — useful for visualizing a road trip's route or how activities are spread across a city.

An itinerary that stays useful after the trip

Unlike a spreadsheet you archive and never reopen, the Tripmyo itinerary stays viewable in your trip history — handy for finding the exact sequence of a successful trip and repeating it.