Create a blank trip
Start a private or public trip with a title and start date, without generating an itinerary.
Read guideTrip guides
Build and maintain a trip, one task at a time.
Use these guides when you need the exact steps for the trip workspace. Start from a blank trip or apply the same tools to an itinerary Platix created.
Import an existing itinerary
Import notes, a supported text file, or an available article link; review and edit extracted days and stops, then create a private trip.
Read guideManage trip days
Add, edit, reorder, date, and remove days while keeping the itinerary easy to follow.
Read guideAdd and edit stops
Add scheduled stops with or without a Google place, then edit and reorder them.
Read guideUse trip chat
Ask for itinerary help in the context of a trip or day, then review suggested changes before relying on them.
Read guideUse the trip map
Search near the trip, inspect place details, control map movement, and understand the overview route.
Read guideAdd transport to a trip
Track flights, trains, ferries, transfers, and other movement without mixing them up with ordinary stops.
Read guideAdd bookings and costs
Keep reservation references, providers, payment state, costs, and private notes with a stop.
Read guideManage trip photos
Upload compressed photos and videos, browse trip media, and choose a cover.
Read guideHow does trip review work?
Open Planning health to see what to arrange before you go, then run a review of lodging, meal, timing, route, pacing, and decision-support findings.
Read guideShare and publish
Invite viewers or editors, manage pending invitations, and publish without exposing private planning data.
Read guideDirect day and stop links
Share or open exact trip days and stops while preserving public, private, and collaborator access boundaries.
Read guidePlan a trip with AI
Describe a destination, duration, and preferences, answer planning questions, and review an editable itinerary on the map.
Read guideReview the trip setup
Check what Platix understood before a trip is generated, including blocking decisions, details planning cannot receive, and where each saved field goes.
Read guideWhat do trip review findings mean?
How the plan health score is capped rather than averaged, what the quality bands mean, and when a warning is the right answer for your trip.
Read guideCheck an itinerary without an account
Paste a day-by-day itinerary for an AI second opinion, a temporary visual outline, and an optional path into a private trip.
Read guideIs this Italy train itinerary realistic?
An eight-day Rome, Florence, and Venice example shows how an itinerary review should credit a sound route and keep its advice proportionate.
Read guideIs ten days enough for this Spain and Portugal family route?
A ten-day Barcelona-to-Lisbon family plan shows how to spot too many transfers while protecting fixed flights and a Seville wedding.
Read guideHow should you check an October Iceland road trip?
A late-October Iceland road-trip example shows why daylight, driving tolerance, weather uncertainty, and flexible overnights matter.
Read guideCan an itinerary check help with a rough London and Paris plan?
A London-and-Paris outline shows how review can respect mobility needs, booked travel, optional alternatives, and an unknown concert date.
Read guideWhat should an itinerary review catch about a Tokyo-to-Osaka theme-park day?
The Japan family sample shows how Trip Check catches a Tokyo-to-Osaka theme-park round trip without discarding the parts that already work.
Read guidePrivacy and AI review notes for Trip Check
What Guest Trip Check sends to OpenAI and Google, what Platix retains, and what changes when you save a reviewed itinerary as a private trip.
Read guideWho can see my chat about a public trip or collection?
Understand private visitor conversations, temporary identities, account verification, retention, export, and deletion.
Read guideSave a trip as a PDF or add it to your calendar
Download a printable PDF of any trip you can open, or add it to your calendar as one event per day.
Read guideExample: importing a Kyoto itinerary as written
A sample five-day Kyoto itinerary, what Keep it as written makes of it, and how to lay out your own itinerary so it imports cleanly.
Read guideAdd trip notes
Keep tips for the whole trip, such as what to book, pack or know before you go, after Transport and before Day 1.
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