Your trip, built your way.

Planning a good trip used to mean twenty browser tabs, a spreadsheet, a group chat full of maybes and a map covered in pins. Trouble started with a simple idea: keep the whole trip in one place, and let you decide how much of the work you hand over.

Some trips start with a blank page and a feeling. Others start with a list you have been keeping for years. So Trouble lets you plan with AI — the route, the areas, a Morning, Noon and Evening plan for every day — or build it yourself, choosing every area, day and activity. AI when you want it. Manual control when you don’t.

A trip can be one destination or a journey across several countries, seen first as a route — the stops, the nights, the way between them — and then day by day. Nothing is locked in: the route, the days and every plan inside them can be changed.

Trips are rarely solo projects, so the people you travel with can plan in the same trip, live. And anyone can see the plan through a view-only link — no app needed.

A plan only matters once you’re there. So Trouble keeps each day on today’s clock — what’s now, what’s next, when to leave — and changes it when the rain comes or the morning runs long.

The best trips are the ones someone already took. On Discover, travellers post the trips they loved and anyone can remix one into their own. And for the months-long trip of a lifetime, the Big Trip plans it by weeks and keeps your family close, without tracking you.