OLD ROADS. NEW POSSIBILITIES.

A trip planner.
A world of your own.

Tripappia is an AI trip planner and traveller community. It brings a day-by-day travel plan, places to discover and memories to share into one place.

What you can plan

Enter a departure city and up to four destinations, select your dates in one calendar, and choose your pace, interests and budget. Tripappia creates itineraries for 1–14 days, with travel blocks between cities and places grouped into day cards.

  • Explore suggested attractions and neighbourhoods, with photos where available.
  • Open each day as a walking route in Google Maps; longer lists are split into groups of up to four places.
  • Compare flight search results and follow experience links to providers such as Viator.
  • Download a calendar or a KML file for your own planning tools.

A plan you can keep and share

You can create a plan without signing in. An account lets you save journeys privately, choose which ones to share with the community, and build a travel passport with visited places and photo memories. Public journeys and posts can receive comments from other travellers.

What to verify before booking

AI-generated itineraries are planning suggestions. Check opening times, entrances, travel durations, accessibility and entry requirements with the relevant official sources. Flight results and experience links lead to external providers; the provider confirms the final price, availability and booking conditions. Hotel neighbourhood and cost suggestions are guidance while hotel booking integration is being developed.

Why Tripappia?

The name comes from Via Appia, the ancient Roman road whose construction began in 312 BC. A road connects places and the people moving between them. That idea shapes Tripappia: a clear route, room for discovery, and stories worth keeping.

Tripappia editorial

Guides carrying the Tripappia editorial byline are prepared with AI assistance and published under our editorial process. They offer suggested routes, examples and planning methods. Our editorial policy explains the checks, sources and limitations.

How we measure useful visits

Tripappia records daily aggregate counts of actions such as opening a public guide, starting a plan and saving a journey. Stored counters include an approved public page path, a broad source category such as Google or Instagram, and a recognised campaign label. They do not contain account identifiers, names, email addresses, travel dates, private notes, search phrases or full referring URLs. Temporary source information stays in your browser session so later actions can be grouped with the arrival source. We do not set an analytics identifier or advertising cookie for this measurement, and we honour browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals.