Holiday, planned

A modernist hotel tower and its curved entrance canopy under a blue sky, Miami Beach, 1964
Miami Beach, 1964Father in law of TimothyMN · CC BY-SA 4.0

Holid.ai plans your trip day by day on iPhone, checks every place on Google, and keeps your group in one folder.

First 50 on the list: a year of Plus, free.

How it works

Every place is checked on Google before it reaches your trip. The ones that don’t exist are left out.

Sample trip

A sample three-day plan. Names marked “Not found” are made up, to show what gets left out.

  4. Martim MonizSat 13 Mar09:00

    Board at the first stop to get a window seat.

    Praça Martim MonizOpen in Maps (opens in a new tab)

Planned together

The Holid.ai trip screen for a sample trip, Lisbon with friends: Journey progress, two AI plans, four members with their roles, and the Itinerary tab with Friday’s three places.

The Journey

A path of steps for every trip, with fireworks when you finish one.

Plan in a chat

Say where, when and who’s going. The AI drafts the trip day by day.

Who’s going

Owners, editors and viewers. Everyone sees the same plan.

Invite by link

Send a link or an email. Friends join the trip in one tap.

The folder

Itinerary, Moments and Checklist in paper tabs: the plan, the photos and the to-dos, together.

Checked places

Each stop carries its Google address. Nothing invented reaches the plan.

Holidays, kept

Holidays used to come home as a box of slides. Holid.ai keeps each trip’s photos with its plan, and makes the collage for you.

  • A silver American Overseas Boeing Stratocruiser with orange engine cowlings, parked on the apron, 1949–50
    Boeing 377 StratocruiserKodachrome1949–50American Overseas AirlinesChalmers Butterfield · CC BY 2.5
  • Men in white on a sunny quay under a wooden gantry hung with a large marlin, Acapulco, about 1950
    Quay and marlinKodachromec.1950Acapulco, MexicoChalmers Butterfield · CC BY 2.5
  • Saga of the Happy WanderersHome moviec.1957Miami Beach, FloridaUnknown filmmaker · Public domain
  • Piccadilly Circus with painted advertising signs, black cars and a red double-decker bus, London, about 1949
    Piccadilly CircusKodachromec.1949London, EnglandChalmers Butterfield · CC BY 2.5
  • A stewardess in a dark uniform and cap smiles at the door of an American Overseas airliner, about 1949
    StewardessBoeing 377Kodachromec.1949–50American OverseasChalmers Butterfield · CC BY 2.5
  • A tram climbs a street past the Oceanic Hotel sign, Coogee, Sydney, 1960
    CoogeeTramOceanic Hotel1960Sydney, Australialindsaybridge · CC BY 2.0
  • Swimmers in the shallows of a lake beach, with a pier and white pavilions behind, Ward’s Lake Iola, 1958
    Lake beachSwimmers1958Ward’s Lake IolaTupelo the typo fixer · CC BY-SA 4.0
  • The Golden Gate Bridge seen from the water on a clear day, November 1960
    Golden Gate BridgeFrom the waterNovember 1960San FranciscoUnknown photographer · public domain
  • A two-car tram on a grassy track under overhead wires, Bronte, Sydney, 1960
    Bronte BeachTram1960Sydney, Australialindsaybridge · CC BY 2.0
  • Passengers cross the apron to board a silver SAS Douglas DC-6
    Douglas DC-6BoardingKodachromeSE-BDCSASChalmers Butterfield · CC BY 2.5
  • MomentsCollageShuffleShareIn the appMade from the prints above
  • A group picnics in dry grass under a bare acacia, Manyara Park, Tanzania, 1971
    Manyara ParkPicnic27 Dec 1971TanzaniaGuus Gorter · CC BY-SA 4.0

Real holidays, 1949–1971, from open archives. Credits on each print.

Prices

Free

For a first trip and a few friends.

Ten AI messages a day, trips of up to 15 places and 50 photos, group trips with invites, collages and sharing.

US$ 0 forever

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Plus

For the one who plans the trip.

AI planning with no daily cap (fair use applies), trips of up to 200 places and 1,000 photos, and no sponsored cards. When a trip’s owner has Plus, the bigger place and photo limits apply to everyone on it.

The first 50 on the list get their first year free.

Billing

US$ 47.99 a year · save 33%

US$ 5.99 a month

Save my seat

Launch prices. Plus is paid through the App Store, and prices are set per country.

The beta opens on TestFlight to the list first, in the order people joined. The first 50 get a year of Plus free.

Wish you were here

Leave your email and we’ll save you a seat. The first 50 get TestFlight access and a year of Plus, free.

One email when your invite is ready, and a few before launch. Unsubscribe any time.

Before you pack

When can I use it?

Holid.ai is in beta on iPhone. TestFlight invites go to the list first, in the order people joined, and the App Store release follows.

Is there an Android app?

It’s on the way, after the iPhone launch.

Does it book for me?

No. Holid.ai plans and checks; you book wherever you like. It never takes payment for a hotel, a flight or a tour.

How are places checked?

Every place the AI suggests is looked up on Google Places before you see it. If Google can’t find it, it stays out of your trip.

Who sees my trips?

Only the people you invite. Place searches go to Google and your planning messages to the AI model that writes the plan. You can delete your account and its data in the app.

Which languages?

English, Português and Español, in the app and in the plans it writes.

What do the first 50 get?

TestFlight access and their first year of Plus, free. Nothing is charged, and when the year ends you decide whether to subscribe.

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Questions, partnerships with travel agencies, or press. We answer in English, Português and Español.