TripSmith
An indie travel planner · est. 2026

Travel plans,
smithed for you.

Most planners hand you Tokyo Tower and a sushi place. We don't. Tell us where, when, and what you love — diet, pace, walking tolerance, sleep, the things you've outgrown — and you'll get the trip a friend who actually knows you would have planned.

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A real itinerary,
not a list of placeholders.

Watch what a generated Day 1 looks like. The places are real. The walking times are computed. The vegan tag means the kitchen actually serves vegans, not "we have a salad." If a restaurant is in the plan, it's there because of you — not because it filled a slot.

Day 1 · 2026-05-12 · Tokyo

Land in Tokyo · settle into Shinjuku

14:30
Arrive Haneda

Pick up your JR pass at the green window before clearing customs. Saves a 40-minute queue at Shinjuku tomorrow.

transit
16:30
Check in — Park Hyatt Tokyo

Drop bags, splash water on your face, head out before jetlag wins. Lobby is on the 41st floor.

hotel
18:30
Dinner — Ain Soph Shinjuku

Vegan kaiseki, gentle on a tired stomach. ★ 4.4 · ¥4,500/person · reservations recommended on weekends.

dinnervegan
20:30
Walk Omoide Yokocho

Lantern-lit alley, classic Tokyo first-night photo. Eight-minute walk from dinner; no need to take a train.

must-see
— Day 1 of 7. The next day starts at the Tsukiji outer market because you said you like food markets.

Built around you,
not built around a template.

A handful of real preferences change a trip more than people think. Here's what happens when two of you ask for Tokyo + Kyoto:

If you say

Vegetarian. Early riser. Max 8 km/day. Curious about temples.

You get
  • Tofu kaiseki in Kyoto's Arashiyama, not the famous tonkatsu place
  • 5 AM Fushimi Inari before the crowds, then breakfast nearby
  • Hotels picked for proximity to JR, not for nightlife
  • A skip-list with the things you'd hate (stand-up bars, late ramen)
If they say

Foodie. Late sleeper. Loves a splurge. Curious about whisky.

They get
  • 9 PM omakase, the kind with a counter and a tasting menu
  • A morning pour-over in Daikanyama, no temple before 11
  • A Yamazaki distillery side-trip on the Kyoto leg
  • The izakaya within ten minutes of where they're staying

We re-derive the trip every time you change those answers. No "regenerate" button needed.

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Even at 11 PM, mid-trip.

Paste a Google Maps link into Smith and it's added at the right time, with the right walking-distance warnings. Or just type what you want:

"Add a coffee at 9 AM tomorrow at Blue Bottle Aoyama"
Added Blue Bottle Coffee Aoyama at 9:00 AM. Heads up — this puts you 14 minutes from your 10:30 reservation, with a 6-minute walk after. You're fine, but tight.

Reorder blocks, swap a restaurant for a vegan one, change the day's pace from "headliners" to "hidden gems" — every change re-flows the logistics, every warning still fires.

Built in 2026 by a small team that thinks travel-AI should know you, not just the city. Try it free — we'll be honest if it's not for you.

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