Itinerary app
Amicly is a free-to-start itinerary app for iPhone and Android. It builds a day-by-day plan around your destination, interests and pace, checks each place on Google Maps, plans your arrival and departure days, and keeps the trip on your phone so it opens without signal. You sign in with email or Google to use the AI, and you install it from the browser rather than an app store.
| What it does | Plans your trip day by day, checks the places and journeys, plans arrival and departure days and re-plans the day around what you’ve booked |
|---|---|
| Price | Free to start. A Trip Pass ($12.99 for 30 days) will add more uses; it isn’t on sale yet |
| Account | A free sign-in (email or Google) for the AI features. Trips stay on your phone |
| Phones | iPhone and Android, from the browser. Not in the App Store or Google Play yet |
| Offline | Saved trips, pinned apps and your hotel address open without signal. Making or changing a plan needs a connection |
As of 26 October 2026. Allowances and prices are read from the app’s own code; see pricing for any change.
It should help you decide what to do each day and still be useful on the day itself, with no signal and a tired group. These are the questions worth asking of any itinerary app, with Amicly’s honest answer next to each.
| Question | Why it matters | Amicly |
|---|---|---|
| Does it plan the days, or only store bookings? | Some apps organise confirmations you already have. Others suggest what to do. You may need one, the other or both. | Plans the days from your destination, dates, interests and pace. It doesn’t import booking emails. |
| Are the places real and the journeys timed? | A tidy list can still include a closed café or a 40-minute hop between two “nearby” stops. | Each place is looked up on Google Maps and each journey timed with Google Routes. Places it can’t match are marked unverified. |
| What opens without signal? | You’ll read the plan in a station, a lift or abroad with no data. | Saved trips, plans, pinned apps and the hotel address open offline. |
| What does “free” include? | Free often means a trial or a feature list with the useful parts paid. | Your first AI trip plan is free, and each extra has a free allowance, listed in full below. |
| Do you have to make an account? | An account helps with syncing, but it’s one more login and your trip lives on someone’s server. | A free account (email or Google) for the AI features only. Trips stay on your phone, so there’s no automatic sync to another phone. |
| Can it handle travel days? | Arrival and departure days are where plans usually break. | Plans the hours from landing to check-in and from checkout to your leave-by time. |
| What happens when the day changes? | Rain or a closed door shouldn’t mean starting again. | Re-plan the free time; stops marked as booked keep their times. |
Plan at home, then use the same app on the road. Each part below is something the app does today.
Before you go
Choose where you’re going, how many days, what you like and your pace: Relaxed is 3 to 4 stops a day, Balanced 4 to 6, Packed 6 to 7. Each day gets one main area, with meals as proper stops. How a plan is built and checked
Before you go
Paste an itinerary from ChatGPT, a blog or your notes. Amicly looks up the places, times the journeys and lists problems first, each with a suggested fix.
Travel days
The gap between landing and check-in, and between checkout and your flight. For the last day it works back from the airport: 3 hours before an international flight, 2 before a domestic one, plus the transfer and at least 15 minutes for traffic. Arrival and departure plans
On the day
Mark a stop “This is booked”. When rain or a closed door changes things, booked stops keep their times and only the free time is rewritten. The screen says what was kept, moved, added or removed.
On the day
Save the hotel address and, where a country kit has it, show it in the local script. It opens offline.
On the day
Photograph a menu or a taxi fare. Amicly translates it, says whether it looks like a fair local price and converts it at a dated reference rate.
Anything you’ve saved opens without a connection; anything that makes or changes a plan needs one. Here’s the full split, so you know what to do while you still have Wi-Fi.
| Task | Without signal? | Do this before you lose signal |
|---|---|---|
| Open the app from your home screen | Yes | Install it once while you have a connection |
| Read saved trips and plans | Yes | Open the trip once before you leave to be sure it’s on this phone |
| Pinned apps and the hotel address for a driver | Yes | Add the hotel address before you fly |
| Country guides you’ve opened before | Yes | Open the guide at home |
| Create a new itinerary or an arrival or departure plan | No | Plan on hotel Wi-Fi or before you go |
| Re-plan, check an itinerary or check a price | No | Do these while you still have data |
| Maps, tickets and pages that open from a stop | Not by Amicly | Save offline maps and tickets in their own apps |
If the page is interrupted while a plan is being made, the request is kept on your phone and sent again, so the plan isn’t lost. A request that fails never uses up your allowance.
Yes, to start. Your first AI trip plan is free, and each extra has a free allowance. The Trip Pass ($12.99, 30 days, one payment) will add more uses, but it isn’t on sale yet, so everyone uses the free allowance today.
| Feature | Free | Trip Pass (not on sale yet) |
|---|---|---|
| AI trip plans | 1 plan | 5 plans |
| Re-plans | 1 re-plan | 15 re-plans |
| Price checks | 2 checks | 30 checks |
| Itinerary checks | 1 check | 10 checks |
| Arrival or departure plans | 1 per city | 10 plans |
Free uses are counted on your account; the arrival or departure plan is counted per city. Each arrival or departure plan also includes one free correction if a detail was wrong. Pricing details
You add it to your home screen from the browser. Amicly isn’t in the App Store or Google Play yet, so there’s nothing to download from a store, and the installed version updates itself.
You can also keep using it in the browser without installing. The step-by-step install guide has the buttons for your phone and a QR code if you’re reading this on a computer.
“Itinerary app” covers tools that do quite different jobs. Choose by the job, then check the one thing that usually catches people out.
| Kind of app | Good for | Check before you rely on it |
|---|---|---|
| Booking organisers | Collecting flights, hotels and confirmations into one timeline, often by forwarding emails | Whether it plans anything you haven’t booked, and which alerts are paid |
| Map-based planners | Building a route by hand, often together with friends | What opens offline and whether everyone needs an account |
| AI itinerary generators | A quick first draft | Whether places, opening days and journeys are checked, or only written |
| A document or spreadsheet | Full control and easy sharing | Nothing is checked for you, and it’s fiddly on a phone |
| Amicly | A checked day-by-day plan, travel days and the trip kept on your phone | No email import, no group syncing and no bookings |
This is a guide to kinds of tool, not a tested ranking of named apps. Many travellers use two: one for bookings and one for the days. Prefer to build the plan yourself? Use the free travel itinerary template or the travel itinerary guide.
It doesn’t book anything or read your booking emails, and it doesn’t sync between phones. Knowing that up front saves a surprise at the airport.
Give it ten minutes with a short trip and aeroplane mode. These five steps work for any itinerary app, Amicly included.
Pick a city you know and two days. You’ll spot a bad suggestion faster somewhere familiar.
Look at the gaps between stops and how much of the day is travel, not just the names.
Find which places were matched on Google Maps and which say unverified. A planner that hides this is guessing.
Check that the booked stop keeps its time and only the free time changes.
Open the app from your home screen and read the plan. This is the moment that matters abroad.
Yes, to start. Your first AI trip plan is free. So are 1 re-plan, 2 price checks, 1 itinerary check and 1 arrival or departure plan per city. The Trip Pass will add more for 30 days; it isn’t on sale yet.
Not yet. You install it from the browser: Safari’s Share menu on iPhone, or Chrome’s install option on Android. It opens full screen like any other app and updates itself.
Only for the AI. You can read the country guides and open saved trips without one. To make, check or re-plan a trip, you sign in with email or Google. Your trips stay on your phone; the account holds your email, how you sign in and your free-use counts.
No. Trips are kept on the phone that made them, so there’s no automatic sync. Make the plan on the phone you’ll travel with, and share the details another way if your group needs them.
What you’ve saved opens without a connection. Making a plan, re-planning, checking an itinerary or checking a price needs one.
No. Amicly plans the days and travel days. Keep confirmations in your email or the provider’s app, and mark a stop as booked when you have one.
No. It plans and checks. Buy from the provider and keep their confirmation.
Free to start, and your saved plan opens without signal.
Everything on this page about how Amicly works is taken from the app’s own rules and pages: allowances from the Trip Pass rules, travel-day timing from the arrival and departure rules, and offline behaviour from the install guide. How we review