How Mapia plans your trip in three steps.

Tell Mapia where and when. It returns a day-by-day plan with real places, times, weather and a map, in about 10 to 20 seconds.

Three steps

From a destination to a full plan

It takes one question per screen. There is no research, no spreadsheet and no folder of emails.

1
Say where you are going
Type a city or a country, or tap a quick pick. Mapia suggests places as you type.
2
Pick dates, pace and interests
Tap the first and last day on one calendar and say how many people are travelling. Then choose a pace (relaxed, balanced or full days) and, if you like, interests such as food, culture, nature, shopping, nightlife or family.
3
Get your day-by-day plan
In about 10 to 20 seconds Mapia builds a plan with real places, times, the weather forecast and a map for every day. This is the only step that needs an internet connection.

After the plan

The plan is a starting point. Change anything you like.

Move a stop to another day when the weather changes or you want a slower morning.

Add a restaurant a friend recommended, or a museum you already booked.

Not happy with one day? Rebuild just that day and keep the rest of the trip as it is.

Export the whole itinerary as a printable PDF to share or keep in your bag.

During the trip

Every trip has a simple hub with the things you need when something goes right or wrong.

Flights, stays, tickets and passport copies, sorted and stored on your device.

Log expenses in any currency and always see what is left.

Local numbers and your embassy, offline, one tap to call.

Good to know

Internet: needed only to build or rebuild a plan. Everything else in a saved trip works offline.
Account: none. There is no sign-up.
Devices: iPhone with iOS 16.4 or later, and Android phones with Android 8.0 or later.
Plan: a Mapia Pro subscription is needed to create your first trip. See pricing.

Download Mapia, type where you’re going, and see your first plan in seconds.