Introducing Waiz: the whole trip in one place

A trip is a destination and some dates. Add more destinations, each with its own dates, and the trip becomes a multi-city route: Rome, then Florence, then Venice, every day already knowing which city it belongs to.

From there you can plan by hand, which is free and has no limits on trips. Or let the trip wizard draft it: pick the cities and dates, say who is coming, how fast you like to travel and what you are into, and it returns a complete itinerary with real places, sensible times, a packing list and a few tips for the destination. Nothing is saved until you have looked it over.

Each day is a timeline. A stop has a start time and a duration, and between two stops Waiz shows the walk or drive with its time and distance. The first stop tells you when to leave the hotel to make it. Drag a stop to reorder the day.

With Waiz Pro, stops know about the real place: its address, its category, its photos and its opening hours, so you notice the museum that is closed on Mondays before you build a Monday around it. The day chips along the top show each day's expected weather.

The same day sits on a map with numbered pins and the route between them, so you can see at a glance whether a plan zigzags across town. Switch days along the bottom, or look at the whole trip at once with each day in its own colour.

Search finds restaurants, sights and hotels by name or category. Places you like but have not scheduled go into the trip's Saved tab, ready to drop into a day when there is a gap.

Most trips are not solo projects. Invite friends with a link or a QR code and they join the trip as editors who can change it or viewers who can follow along. Edits appear for everyone as they happen, so there is one plan instead of a chat thread arguing about three.

For people who just need to know where you will be, like parents, a partner or the group chat, a read-only share link opens the whole itinerary in any browser. They do not need the app or an account.

Every trip has an AI assistant that can read the plan. Ask what is worth seeing near your hotel, where to eat after the Uffizi, or what to do on the rainy afternoon, and the answers come back as places you can add with a tap. It can also fill an empty day from scratch, or reorder a day's stops into the shortest route.

The For You tab suggests places that fit the trip, and trip insights collect what is useful to know about the destination before you land. Waiz asks for your permission before any trip details are sent to an AI provider.

Forward a hotel, flight, train or restaurant confirmation to trips@getwaiz.com from the address on your account. Waiz reads it, shows you what it found (the type, dates, price and confirmation number, with how sure it is), and adds it to the right trip when you confirm.

Everything else that belongs to a trip lives with it: tickets and documents, notes, and packing and to-do lists that track what is left before you leave.

Planning a trip by hand in Waiz is free, with no limit on trips. Waiz Pro adds the parts that do the work for you, and starts with a free trial.

1.0 is the foundation. Since launch, Waiz 1.1 taught AI plans when and where to eat, and Waiz 1.2 added a globe of everywhere you have been and plans you can edit by chatting. Each release gets a post here.

Waiz is on the App Store for iPhone.