A planning workspace for travelers

Built for travelers who plan their own trips.

TripSheet is the workspace for the research, comparison, and logistics of a trip you actually care about. Stop juggling a spreadsheet, a Google Doc, and a Maps list — start somewhere built for the way you already plan.

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TripSheet

Route + Cities
Flights + Hotels + Restaurants
Budget + Checklist + Map

Bring the itinerary ChatGPT gave you.

AI chat windows are good at producing a list of places. Unfortunately, that's not where you track what you actually booked, what it cost, or where you'll be sleeping. Add all those details to TripSheet as you go. Each one gets a date, a price, and a place on the map, and before you know it, that list turns into an actual trip.

Nothing here is ranked by who pays us.

Every other trip planner has a quiet incentive — a sponsored hotel at the top of the list, a recommendation engine pointing somewhere. TripSheet doesn't rank, sort, or suggest. You decide where to go, where to stay, and where to eat. We give you the workspace to plan it.

No ads
Nothing ranked by commission
No opinions on where you should go

Replaces the spreadsheet, the doc, and the saved-places list

Three things your spreadsheet can't do.

See the trip you might have

Drop hotels you're considering on the map next to places you've already confirmed. See the neighborhood, the walking distance, the trip you'd actually have — before you commit.

Confirmed vs. Estimated

Track what you've actually committed to, separately from what you might still book. The split that tells you what you can change and what's locked in.

Your trip, on your phone's calendar

Export the finished plan to the calendar you already check — every flight, hotel, and reservation, day by day, with addresses attached. Nothing to open when you land.

How it works

The way you already plan, in one place.

1

Capture ideas as you research

A hotel from Instagram, a restaurant a friend swears by, a tour you might book. Jot a name or paste a link — no forms, no commitment yet.

2

Compare and confirm

Promote the keepers, compare them side by side, and confirm what you book. Archive the rest.

3

Watch the trip build itself

Itinerary, budget, and map update as you confirm. The plan assembles while you decide.

4

Take it with you

Export everything to your phone's calendar, day by day. Share the link with whoever's going — no account required.

TripSheet was built by a traveler who got tired of juggling a spreadsheet, a Google Doc, and a Maps list every time he planned a trip.

Your next trip is already in your head. Put it somewhere useful.

Free to plan, no credit card required. $25 unlocks one trip for good — no subscription.