Stippl

Overview

Stippl brings trip logistics into a shared itinerary, with planning tools that extend from budgets to connectivity. It is a stronger fit for travelers coordinating with companions than for someone seeking only a simple route or checklist.

Its broad free tier covers unlimited trips and collaboration, while Pro adds repeated AI planning, exports and other workflow conveniences. That makes it easy to organize a trip at no cost, but not every useful part of the planning process stays free.

Key features

Stippl lets travelers map destinations and arrange stays, activities and transport in a day-by-day itinerary. Companions can view, suggest and edit the plan in real time, which is useful when decisions are shared rather than delegated to one organizer. Accommodation search connects to Booking.com, Airbnb and Hostelworld, and route planning helps put trip components in context.

AI can propose a day-by-day plan with activities and accommodation suggestions, and the results can be edited. The first AI itinerary is free; unlimited AI itinerary and day-plan generation and route optimisation require Pro. This is a meaningful boundary for travelers who expect to iterate repeatedly rather than use AI for a first draft.

The budget planner supports more than 100 currencies and converts logged expenses to a home currency, a practical aid for multi-country trips. Reservation import, packing lists and trip journals keep more trip administration together. Stippl also sells and activates local data plans in-app for more than 190 countries. Trip details are available offline in the mobile app, though the web version is not the offline option.

Pricing

Free costs nothing. It includes unlimited trips, destinations, activities, co-planners, expenses and journal entries. It excludes AI generation beyond the first itinerary, PDF export and calendar sync, making it a substantial option for organizing trips but a limited one for repeat AI planning or taking plans into other tools.

Pro is shown at €4.99 a month, cancel any time, and includes 10 photos per destination in travel reels. Stippl Pro is also €4.99 a month, cancel any time, and adds unlimited AI trip and day-plan generation, PDF export, email reservation import, calendar sync, CSV expense export and custom categories, and reusable packing lists. The two paid entries share the same monthly price but specify different inclusions; travelers should match the plan to the feature they need rather than assume the names describe identical bundles.

Platforms

Stippl is available on Android, iOS and the web. The mobile app is the platform for offline trip details; web access suits planning from a browser.

Who it's for

Stippl is well suited to groups who need one editable itinerary, travelers managing expenses in several currencies, and planners who want bookings, packing and journal tools alongside the schedule. It is less compelling for people who need frequent AI-generated revisions without paying, or who only want a bare itinerary without the surrounding trip-management features.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Unlimited trips and co-planners on Free make shared organization viable without a subscription.
• Pros: Expense conversion across more than 100 currencies helps keep a multi-country budget legible.
• Pros: Offline mobile trip details and in-app data plans for over 190 countries address practical needs during travel.
• Cons: Free includes only the first AI itinerary; unlimited generation and route optimisation sit behind Pro.
• Cons: PDF export and calendar sync are not part of Free, limiting portability and calendar-based planning for non-paying users.
• Cons: The paid plan entries specify different feature bundles at the same price, so choosing requires attention to the exact inclusion.

Alternatives

For another way to compare itinerary-focused options, browse AI Travel Planners or Travel Itinerary Apps.

• TREK is a free, self-hosted option for personal or internal company use under AGPL-3.0, a better fit for readers who want that licensing and hosting model.
• Pilot offers a flexible itinerary builder, route and map tools, file and reservation import, and real-time collaboration on its free plan; consider it if those itinerary tools are the priority.
• TripBuddy is free for every trip, every day and any crew size, making it an alternative for readers drawn to an unrestricted free tier.
• NxVoy Trips has a free plan with five chats and 50 messages per session, plus a premium plan with full access to Shasa features; consider it if that chat-based offering fits your planning style.
• Navly provides a free AI travel planning assistant with map and location context and itinerary building, and a 2.99 USD one-time Day Pass that does not renew automatically; it may suit someone seeking an iOS or macOS planning assistant.
• Itinica offers a free plan with one AI trip generation and five AI chat messages per month, alongside a 14.99 USD Pro plan; it is an option for travelers wanting a monthly AI allowance before upgrading.
• Travee is free while in beta and offers unlimited destinations.
• Travelifly has a free plan for two full single-city trips, with checklist, transit, bilingual names and hotel picks; it may suit travelers focused on short city breaks.

Verdict

Choose Stippl if you want a shared, flexible trip workspace with useful budgeting and offline mobile access, and can accept that repeated AI planning and key exports are paid. Look elsewhere if AI iteration or an all-in-one free planning workflow is essential to your trip process.