Full day-by-day itinerary
The complete trip builder - cities, nights, every event on the right day. Not a trimmed-down preview.
Plenty of trip planners say "free" and mean "free trial". Voyaij's free plan is the real thing - a full day-by-day itinerary, built from your booking confirmations by AI, with no credit card and no countdown.

This is a real Voyaij itinerary built from booking confirmations - every event on the right day, with live flight tracking and conflict alerts. It works the same for a weekend away as for a trip across continents. Explore it yourself, no signup needed.
European Highlights - London · Paris · Amsterdam
Arrive Heathrow - LHR
10:30Heathrow Express to Paddington
12:15Check in - The Nadler Soho
14:00Walk the South Bank
17:00+ 3 cities, 6 nights in the full sample
"Free" does a lot of heavy lifting in travel apps - sometimes it means a trial that ends mid-trip, sometimes you can look but not save, sometimes it is free until the feature you actually need is paywalled.
A free trip planner worth using should let you do the whole job: build a complete itinerary, not a teaser, without handing over a card number to find out if the app is any good - and the limits should be about how much you travel, not which features you are allowed to touch.
The complete trip builder - cities, nights, every event on the right day. Not a trimmed-down preview.
Forward confirmations to import@myvoyaij.com and the AI parses flights, hotels and car hire for you.
Your itinerary is cached on your device, so it loads on the plane and at the destination with no signal.
Share a trip with someone in view-only mode so you are both looking at the same plan.
No credit card to sign up, and no time limit. The free plan stays free for as long as you want to use it.
A spreadsheet is free too, but the difference is the work: every flight time typed by hand, every address pasted, every change re-entered - and it cannot tell you your connection is tight or that rain is forecast for the day you booked the boat tour.
Voyaij's free plan does the data entry for you from the confirmation emails, then adds the checks a static document never can - flight connection warnings, daily weather, and alerts when two bookings clash. Same price as the spreadsheet. None of the typing.
The free plan covers most single trips comfortably. You will know it is time to move up when one of these starts to pinch:
Starter is 4.99 dollars a month and Pro is 9.99 dollars. Both are there when you need them, and neither is required to plan a great trip on free.
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Sign up, forward your first confirmation to import@myvoyaij.com, and watch the itinerary build itself. No credit card, no trial clock, no feature paywall on the basics.
Yes. The free plan builds a complete day-by-day itinerary, imports up to 10 booking confirmations a month, stores all your trips, and lets you share each one with a travel partner in view-only mode. No credit card is needed to sign up.
With Voyaij there is no hidden catch - the free plan is a genuine product, not a locked demo. The limits are on volume, not features: you get the same itinerary builder and the same AI import as paid plans, just fewer imports per month. When you travel more, you upgrade.
No. You can sign up, import confirmations and build a full itinerary on the free plan without entering any payment details. You only add a card if you decide to move to a paid plan later.
Free covers 10 AI imports a month with one view-only partner, and stores all your trips. Starter at 4.99 dollars a month lifts you to 50 imports, three partners who can edit and all activity types. Pro at 9.99 dollars adds up to 500 imports, unlimited partners and the AI Concierge for activity suggestions.
For most single trips, yes. A two-week holiday rarely needs more than 10 confirmations imported, and the free plan builds the whole itinerary, detects tight connections, shows the weather and works offline. If you run more than two trips at once, that is when the paid plans earn their keep.