Plan the trip from everything you've saved

Arriv is a free AI travel planner built around a shared map. Describe a trip and it produces a day-by-day itinerary of real, geocoded venues you can reorder, replace, and share. It also imports places from links, screenshots, and pasted text, and gives every trip one link a group can edit together. Members of a trip get Chat, with channels and messages that can point at places and bookings.

Yes. Planning a trip, saving it, publishing a guide, and sharing one link are all free, and the free tier covers you and one editor per trip. Arriv Pro is $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year. Monthly includes a 14-day free trial; yearly includes a 1-month free trial. Pro adds unlimited trips, full daily use of Copilot, larger crews, and booking capture.

A chat assistant returns text. Arriv looks each suggested place up in venue data, puts it on a map with an address, and shows the travel time between stops, so a day that reads fine and involves two hours of transit is visible. The result is a trip you can edit, share, and open while you're standing on the street.

A guide is a ranked list of places with photos, addresses, and notes that anyone can open from a link. A trip adds dates, a day-by-day plan, bookings, and the people going. A pick is a quick vote: you add a few restaurants or bars, send the link, and friends swipe yes or no until one place gets two yeses.

Yes. Every trip has one link. Anyone can open it without an account and see the plan. People with a free account can add places, vote on restaurants and activities, and comment. Members also get Chat: channels, threads, and messages that can point at a place or a booking.

Yes. Members open Chat inside the trip. It starts with a General channel, and editors can add more, such as Dinner or Saturday. A message can mention someone and attach a place, a stay, a day, a stop, a booking, a note, or a poll. Reply under that message to keep a thread, or ask AI on it and Copilot's answer stays beside the message until someone applies a suggestion to the day. The public guide link shows the plan and leaves the chat with the members.

Yes. Paste the link, and if the platform blocks the read, which is common, drop a screenshot of the caption or the frames with venue names. Arriv reads the text, matches each name to a real venue, and plots them on a map.

Yes. Arriv is on the App Store for iPhone. Share a link or screenshot from any app into a trip, and open today's plan with flight status, check-in details, and the walk between stops.

No. Arriv covers planning and discovery. Stay links on destination pages and public guides open Booking, Airbnb, or Expedia. Paid plans can capture booking confirmations into a trip so the details sit on the right day, but Arriv does not charge for the room.