Plannery turns a vague idea — "ten days in Japan, we like food and walking" — into a real itinerary: actual places, sorted by day, with travel times that add up.

Then you change all of it. The first draft is a starting point, not a decision.

PLAN A TRIP IN AN AFTERNOON
Tell Plannery where you're going, when, who's coming and what you're into. You get back a day-by-day plan built from a hand-researched catalog of places — not the same ten landmarks every other site recommends.

EVERY PLACE IS A REAL PLACE
Opening hours, price range, the neighborhood it sits in, and a line on why it's worth your time. Plannery won't schedule you at a closed door, and it tells you when something needs booking ahead.

SEE THE DAY ON A MAP
Every day is a route. See how far apart your stops actually are, spot the afternoon that criss-crosses the city, and fix it before you're standing on a corner with a suitcase.

ADD PLACES FROM ANYWHERE
Search the catalog, tap a spot on the map, or share a link straight from Instagram, Chrome or Google Maps — it lands on the day you're looking at. Save anything you're unsure about to Want to go and decide later.

ASK FOR CHANGES IN PLAIN ENGLISH
"Make Tuesday lighter." "Somewhere for coffee near the museum." Ask Plannery proposes the change and shows you exactly what it would do. Nothing moves until you say yes.

PLAN IT WITH THE PEOPLE COMING
Invite everyone on the trip. They add places, vote between options, and see the same plan you do — no screenshots, no group chat archaeology.

THE REST OF THE TRIP, TOO
• Hotels you can compare and book without leaving the plan
• A packing list that knows the forecast
• Reservations pulled in from a forwarded email or a screenshot
• Photos from each day, kept with the day they belong to
• Directions in Google Maps with one tap when it's time to go
• City and neighborhood guides you can read before you commit to anything