Tripdox
Tripdox turns a plain-English trip request into an editable, day-by-day plan covering flights, trains, and hotels.
What Tripdox is
Tripdox turns a plain-English trip request into an editable, day-by-day plan covering flights, trains, and hotels. It searches flights and trains in parallel, selects a cheapest-and-fastest option for each leg, and can reorder destinations into the shortest route. Travelers can upload a booking PDF or photo so details for a flight, hotel, or train can be added to the plan. Day plans can include activities, GPS, durations, opening times, ticket prices, meals, and directions, and users can edit them. Trips can be shared by link or exported as PDFs, with prices displayed in 10 currencies. Tripdox recommends travel options, but bookings take place through links on provider websites. It says it supports trips worldwide and displays prices in the user's local currency. The free plan costs nothing and is available on Android and the web. Its terms note that AI-generated itineraries, prices, and other details may be wrong or outdated, so travelers should check them against official sources.
Good
- Free plan is available on Android and the web.
- Can extract booking details from PDFs or photos.
- Offers shareable links and PDF exports.
- Displays prices in 10 currencies.
Watch out
- Bookings must be completed on provider websites.
- AI-generated details may be wrong or outdated.
- Collaborative planning is not available.
Who it suits
Tripdox suits travelers who want an editable itinerary assembled from a plain-English request and booking details. It may also help people who want to compare route options and share a trip plan, while booking separately through provider sites.
Verdict
Tripdox combines route suggestions, booking-detail uploads, and editable daily plans in a free travel-planning tool. Verify its AI-generated details against official sources, and expect to complete bookings on provider websites.
Plans and prices
From Tripdox's own pricing page, checked 12 Oct 2001.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Free forever · no credit card · no trial timer |
The facts
Each one read from Tripdox's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- AI data handling
- The privacy policy says trip details are sent to OpenAI for AI planning only after the user agrees, and names, dates of birth, passports, home addresses, and street addresses are not sent.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Availability
- Tripdox says it supports trips worldwide and displays prices in the user's local currency.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Booking links
- Yeschecked 22 Sep 2001
- Bookings
- Tripdox recommends travel options, while actual bookings are completed on provider websites through links.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Booking uploads
- Users can upload a booking PDF or photo so Tripdox can extract flight, hotel, or train details into the plan.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Exports and currencies
- The product offers shareable trip links, PDF export, and price display in 10 currencies.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Integrations and data sources
- The homepage names Google Maps, Amadeus, Booking.com, Open-Meteo, OpenAI, and Gemini as sources or services used by Tripdox.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Itineraries
- Day plans include activities, GPS, durations, opening times, ticket prices, meals, and travel directions, and users can edit them.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Notable limitation
- Tripdox's terms say AI-generated itineraries, prices, and other details can be wrong or outdated and should be checked against official sources.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Privacy controls
- The privacy policy says users can delete their account and associated data from Settings, and that Tripdox does not sell personal information.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Product
- Tripdox turns a plain-English trip request into flights, trains, hotels, and an editable day-by-day itinerary.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Route optimization
- Tripdox can reorder destinations into the shortest route.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Security
- The privacy policy says data is transmitted over HTTPS, passwords are hashed by its authentication provider, and row-level security protects uploaded files and database rows.checked 12 Oct 2001
- Support
- Tripdox lists in-app Help & Support and [email protected] as support channels.checked 12 Oct 2001
Money
- Collaborative planning
- Nochecked 22 Sep 2001
- Free plan
- Yeschecked 22 Sep 2001
- Trip planning
- It searches flights and trains in parallel and automatically selects a cheapest-and-fastest option for each leg.checked 12 Oct 2001
Where it runs
- Mobile app
- Yeschecked 22 Sep 2001
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