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I'm the developer of Roamly . Planning a trip usually means a dozen tabs, a spreadsheet and a group chat. I wanted one place that gives you a sensible first draft and then gets out of the way while you fix it. What it does: Plans: tell it where, when, your pace and what you're into. It writes a day-by-day itinerary that appears as it's written. Edit anything, redo a single day, save it, share a link or print it. Costs: a rough estimate of spending on the ground (stay, food, local transport) in your currency. Add a fare you found and it's included; there's no live fare search. Travel Together: publish a trip with a date and a number of spots. People ask to join, you approve them, and only people you've approved see the meeting point. Pricing: you can make a plan without signing up (sign in to save it). Free gets 5 AI plans a day. Plus is a 30-day pass (₹499 in India), paid once with no auto-renewal: 20 plans a day, and you can host Travel Together trips. Honest limits: it's early access, the plans are AI suggestions (check timings and closures before you go), and it doesn't book anything. Two things I'd love opinions on: Is the first plan good enough that you'd edit it rather than start over? Does a one-off 30-day pass make more sense to you than a monthly subscription?   submitted by   /u/Necessary_Painter_20 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/28 00:03:28