TripSapien is a free trip planner with two jobs: it recommends real, verified places and it checks every stop against your travel dates. Recommendations come from a curated catalog of more than 250,000 real places, matched to your interests, budget, dates, and neighborhoods — never AI-invented names. Paste any itinerary — from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, a blog, or your own notes — and TripSapien flags closures, limited hours, and book-ahead needs for your exact dates. The result is a day-by-day plan organized by neighborhood, with a map and a free export to Google Maps.

How does TripSapien get recommendations right when AI gets them wrong?

AI predicts what sounds plausible. TripSapien starts with real, mapped places and checks each recommendation against your actual trip. Every suggestion resolves to a real place in your destination, so an invented name cannot quietly become a stop. Your dates, known opening hours, seasonal schedules, and closures catch recommendations that look good in prose but fail in real life. Only then does TripSapien place the best fits into realistic neighborhood days.

How does TripSapien personalize recommendations?

It narrows a curated catalog of more than 250,000 real places to the options that fit you, this trip, and the neighborhoods already in your plan. Quality comes first: closed venues, duplicates, obvious chains, and weak options are filtered out; iconic and editorial standouts lead. Your interests and budget shape the mix; trip length and saved stops determine where recommendations are useful and how much the plan can realistically hold. Neighborhood clusters and travel distance favor places near stops you already want, so suggestions deepen each day instead of sending you back and forth across the city.

What does TripSapien validate?

Whether each stop will actually work on your trip. The real place and location, whether it is still open, and its usual hours. Closures during your dates, seasonal schedules, and public-holiday changes. Limited hours, advance-booking requirements, and places likely to sell out.

How does the Itinerary tab work?

It turns your places into an editable day-by-day plan. Morning and afternoon activities stay close together, with dinner and optional evening stops added when available. Opening hours, visit length, and travel distance help decide where each stop fits. Drag stops between days, reorder them, or set them aside; reset to the auto plan whenever you want.

How can I share or export my trip?

Share a view-only plan, invite other people to edit, or export a copy. Copy a view-only link or email a polished trip plan. Invite travel partners with an edit link when you want to plan together. Export to Google Drive, PDF, Word, or CSV.

How does the Google Maps export work?

On desktop Chrome, one click creates a private Google Maps list for your trip. The extension runs in your browser while you’re signed in to Google. It adds each place using its Google listing, then uses the address or coordinates if needed. Your Google login stays in your browser.

TripSapien — Curated Recommendations, Checked for Your Dates

Vernazza village and terraced cliffs above the Ligurian Sea.

What it does

Your interests

FoodCoffeeArt

“Good Measure cocktail bar”

LondonSep 13–20

Nagare BanksideCoffee shopNew 4.4

The Wallace CollectionArt museumTop rated 4.8

Good MeasureCocktail bar · from your noteOpen Thu–Sat 4.9

Your places plus smart recommendations

Paste the places you’ve saved. Over 250,000 places.

London place rows for Sep 13–20 flag Locanda Locatelli as permanently closed, the London Eye as book-ahead, and Columbia Road Flower Market as open Sunday from 8 AM to 3 PM.

Know what’s closed & what to book ahead

We check each place against your dates and flag closures, limited hours, and what you should reserve early.

LondonSep 13–20

On during your dates

Portobello Film FestivalSep 3–20 · Film

Cosmic Void FestivalSep 18–20 · Music

HowTheLightGetsIn LondonSep 19–20 · Music

Catch what’s on while you’re there

We find the festivals and events that overlap your dates. No more hearing about them after you get home.

TripSapien adds 27 London places to a private Google Maps saved list shown in the native desktop interface.

One-click Google Maps export

Send every itinerary place to one private Google Maps list from desktop Chrome.

A Shoreditch map links Columbia Road Flower Market, the Museum of the Home, and Brat into a walkable day with the museum as the main activity.

Days by neighborhood

Group nearby places into a realistic day that stays in one neighborhood.

TripSapien offers a compact edit invitation, an export menu with email, Google Drive, PDF, Word, and CSV, and a photo-rich view-only London itinerary email.

Share it your way

Invite others to edit, send a polished view-only plan, or export the trip.

Tower of London details show a three to four hour visit, daily opening hours, advance-ticket guidance, and the busiest Saturday times to avoid.

Get every visit right

See the hours, how long to allow, and the busiest times to avoid.

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How it works

What is TripSapien?: TripSapien is a free trip planner with two jobs: it recommends real, verified places and it checks every stop against your travel dates.
Recommendations come from a curated catalog of more than 250,000 real places, matched to your interests, budget, dates, and neighborhoods — never AI-invented names.
Paste any itinerary — from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, a blog, or your own notes — and TripSapien flags closures, limited hours, and book-ahead needs for your exact dates.
The result is a day-by-day plan organized by neighborhood, with a map and a free export to Google Maps.
How does TripSapien get recommendations right when AI gets them wrong?: AI predicts what sounds plausible. TripSapien starts with real, mapped places and checks each recommendation against your actual trip.
Every suggestion resolves to a real place in your destination, so an invented name cannot quietly become a stop.
Your dates, known opening hours, seasonal schedules, and closures catch recommendations that look good in prose but fail in real life.
Only then does TripSapien place the best fits into realistic neighborhood days.
How does TripSapien personalize recommendations?: It narrows a curated catalog of more than 250,000 real places to the options that fit you, this trip, and the neighborhoods already in your plan.
Quality comes first: closed venues, duplicates, obvious chains, and weak options are filtered out; iconic and editorial standouts lead.
Your interests and budget shape the mix; trip length and saved stops determine where recommendations are useful and how much the plan can realistically hold.
Neighborhood clusters and travel distance favor places near stops you already want, so suggestions deepen each day instead of sending you back and forth across the city.
What does TripSapien validate?: Whether each stop will actually work on your trip.
The real place and location, whether it is still open, and its usual hours.
Closures during your dates, seasonal schedules, and public-holiday changes.
Limited hours, advance-booking requirements, and places likely to sell out.
How does the Itinerary tab work?: It turns your places into an editable day-by-day plan.
Morning and afternoon activities stay close together, with dinner and optional evening stops added when available.
Opening hours, visit length, and travel distance help decide where each stop fits.
Drag stops between days, reorder them, or set them aside; reset to the auto plan whenever you want.
How can I share or export my trip?: Share a view-only plan, invite other people to edit, or export a copy.
Copy a view-only link or email a polished trip plan.
Invite travel partners with an edit link when you want to plan together.
Export to Google Drive, PDF, Word, or CSV.
How does the Google Maps export work?: On desktop Chrome, one click creates a private Google Maps list for your trip.
The extension runs in your browser while you’re signed in to Google.
It adds each place using its Google listing, then uses the address or coordinates if needed.
Your Google login stays in your browser.