Free itinerary checker
Paste the day-by-day plan you already have, from your notes, a blog, an advisor or ChatGPT. Platix gives you a focused second opinion on its pace, route, logistics, fixed commitments, and the few changes that matter most. The complete review needs no account.
How it works
Use the review first. Decide whether the itinerary is worth saving only after you have seen what Platix understood and what it would change.
Add the travelers, dates, overnight cities, transport, fixed plans, and day-by-day outline.
Optionally tell Platix what worries you, such as pace, route, family fit, or missing time.
Read the complete second opinion and inspect the lightweight itinerary and city-map preview.
Sign in only if you decide to save the source and build a private, editable trip from it.
The guest experience
These captures follow one fabricated itinerary from the empty paste screen to its review and lightweight trip preview.
01 / Paste your plan
Paste a day-by-day outline from notes, a document, an AI chat, or a post you were about to ask other travelers to review. Add an optional question when one concern matters most.
02 / Get a second opinion
Platix returns an overall assessment, the strongest parts of the plan, the most important changes, and the reasoning behind them. The response is organized to help you decide, not reduced to a mysterious score.
03 / See the trip take shape
When the itinerary is clear enough, Platix also lays out the days and maps the city sequence. It is a lightweight, read-only preview: useful for seeing the shape without paying to resolve every activity or creating a trip you may not keep.
Five trip-check examples
Each fabricated case tests a different kind of planning judgment, with its own illustrative review and matching route map.
Bring the draft you have
Know the boundary
The review is produced by AI from what you paste. It can miss context and does not verify live opening hours, prices, availability, transit schedules, weather, visa rules, or entry requirements. Use it to find questions worth resolving, then confirm consequential details with current authoritative sources.
Questions
Yes. The complete check is free and needs no account. To keep it available for everyone, each network can run a limited number of checks a day.
Yes. Paste ChatGPT's plan as text, with the dates or season and each day's places. Platix checks the plan as written instead of writing a new one: pace, route order, transfers and fixed plans, plus what to confirm before you book. The check is AI too, so treat it as a second opinion.
Count the hours each day needs, including meals and getting between stops. If a day needs more than about ten hours, something has to go. On a day with a flight or a long train ride, activities belong before you leave or after you arrive, with time to reach the station or airport. Check that every night has a place to sleep and that the nights in each place match your dates. For a second opinion on pace, route and transfers, paste the plan into the Platix itinerary checker.
No. The itinerary checker gives the complete review without an account. Sign in only if you choose Save and build this trip afterward.
A day-by-day outline works best. Include dates or season, travelers, transportation, overnight cities, fixed reservations, optional alternatives, and the pace you want. Do not include passport details, payment information, or booking codes.
It considers route logic, pace, feasibility, major transfers, fixed commitments, seasonality, family or mobility needs, ambiguous alternatives, missing recovery time, and the few changes likely to improve the trip most. It also explains what already works.
No. The guest review and preview are temporary and read-only. If you choose Save and build this trip, Platix holds the original itinerary through sign-in and opens it in the private pasted-itinerary workflow. You still review the extracted structure before a trip is built.
No. Guest Itinerary Check is a semantic second opinion on pasted text. The signed-in plan health review works from structured days and stops and can attach deterministic findings, severity, and scores to the affected parts of a saved trip.
No. It does not verify live opening hours, prices, availability, transit schedules, weather, visa rules, or entry requirements. Confirm details that would materially affect the trip with authoritative current sources.
No. It provides recommendations and a read-only preview. Nothing is edited, booked, or published, and you decide whether to continue planning.
No account required