Jettova

Jettova is a trip planner for solo travelers and groups that turns a destination or travel idea into a day-by-day plan. It is strongest for groups that need to agree on dates, destinations, budgets, and shared costs, while developers get a separate API with clear usage ceilings. The consumer planner is an unusually broad free starting point, but teams needing higher API volume or formal enterprise terms must move to paid or custom arrangements.

Overview

Jettova combines route planning, shared itineraries, and offline access with an AI planner that proposes activities, meals, budgets, and booking links. That makes it more than a static itinerary: the same trip can move from rough idea to coordinated schedule and expense settlement. Solo travelers can use the core planner, but much of Jettova's differentiation appears when several people are making decisions together.

Bookings are handed off to partners including Expedia, Viator, Klook, Ticketmaster, Airalo, EconomyBookings, and Ekta. Jettova says it adds no markup or platform fee, and payment is made through the partner at the partner's listed price. The arrangement keeps planning free, while requiring a separate partner checkout rather than an all-in-one purchase flow.

Key features

Group planning and scheduling

Planning rooms let members vote on destination, dates, budget, and preferences while editing an itinerary together. Meet in the Middle ranks possible destinations by factors such as cost and travel time and includes an English-friendly filter, which is particularly useful when a group starts from different locations or has uneven budgets. A scheduling poll works without an account and displays overlap in a live heatmap, reducing the friction of finding a common date or time.

AI, video, and trip logistics

The AI builder creates and updates day-by-day plans with activities, meals, budgets, and booking links. Users can also submit TikTok or YouTube travel videos as input for a proposed itinerary, a practical way to turn inspiration into a draft rather than manually transcribing recommendations. These tools favor travelers who want a quick first plan; people who prefer to construct every stop themselves may find the automation less central.

Expenses and data handling

Jettova extracts structured information from receipt images and calculates who owes whom using the fewest transfers. That can simplify the final accounting for a group, not just the itinerary. Receipt images are processed and discarded, while structured receipt fields may be retained for expense splitting. The security page says database access is deny-by-default, traffic is encrypted in transit, and managed database storage is encrypted at rest. Jettova is not currently SOC 2 certified and does not currently hold ISO 27001 or PCI DSS certification, a consideration for organizations with formal compliance requirements.

Developer API

The API covers meeting-city rankings, itinerary tools, expense splitting, visa information, packing lists, and booking links. Every listed tier is capped at 60 requests per minute. The free API tier allows 500 requests per month and requires “Powered by Jettova” attribution, so it suits prototypes and low-volume projects rather than a busy production integration.

Pricing

Plan	Price	What it includes
Free (consumer trip planning)	free	Free planning, a free account to save itineraries, and no markup or platform fees; bookings are paid to partners at their listed prices.
Free API	Custom pricing	500 requests/month, 60 requests/minute, and required “Powered by Jettova” attribution.
Starter	$29 a month	5,000 requests/month, 60 requests/minute, and no attribution requirement.
Growth	$99 a month	25,000 requests/month, 60 requests/minute, and priority support.
Scale	Custom pricing	Custom quota, SLA and contract terms, and revenue-share options on booking links.

Starter and Growth use planned launch pricing with early-access billing by monthly invoice. Starter is the sensible step up when attribution or the free quota is restrictive; Growth is for materially higher volume and support expectations. Scale is for organizations that need negotiated limits and contractual service terms. Consumer planning has no subscription charge, but bookings still cost whatever the partner charges.

Platforms

Jettova supports Android, iOS, web, and an API. Offline access is supported, which helps when connectivity is unreliable during a trip.

Who it's for

Choose Jettova for group trips where voting, date coordination, shared itinerary editing, and fair expense settlement matter as much as the route itself. It also fits developers building travel features around Jettova's planning, visa, packing, expense, or booking-link endpoints. Solo travelers get a capable free planner, but should not pay for API plans unless they are integrating the service.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Group rooms, destination ranking, account-free polls, and live overlap views address the hardest coordination tasks directly.
• Pro: AI plans combine activities, meals, budgets, and booking links, with video submissions as another starting point.
• Pro: Expense splitting minimizes the number of transfers and supports structured receipt data.
• Pro: Consumer planning is free and partner bookings carry no Jettova markup or platform fee.
• Con: Bookings leave Jettova for partner checkout, so the service is not a unified payment experience.
• Con: The free API has only 500 monthly requests and requires attribution; all tiers remain limited to 60 requests per minute.
• Con: Enterprise buyers do not get current SOC 2, ISO 27001, or PCI DSS certification.

Alternatives

For a broader directory of options, see Travel Itinerary Apps.

• Pappus Travel Planner is the better fit if you want free software under GPL-3.0-or-later across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows.
• tabiori suits users seeking a freemium planner with broad desktop and mobile platform coverage and a free basic tier.
• Pick Roadtrippers when saved-trip and stop limits are the deciding structure, including one saved trip and three stops on its free plan.
• TripIt is preferable for document-centered organization, with a free tier and a $49 a year Pro plan.
• Lambus is an alternative for a free basic platform with a separate one-year PRO purchase.
• Pilot is a free choice with itinerary, route, map, file-import, reservation-import, and real-time collaboration tools.
• Rome2Rio is the simpler choice for unlimited free transport searches without subscriptions.
• TravelMap fits travelers who primarily want a photo-based travel map, with a free tier and a paid Premium option.

Verdict

Jettova is a strong recommendation for groups that want one free workspace for decisions, AI itinerary building, scheduling, bookings, and settling expenses. Its main reason to look elsewhere is equally clear: API users face modest free quotas, universal rate limits, and planned or custom commercial terms, while compliance-focused organizations may require certifications Jettova does not currently hold.