About the startup
You saved four days of leave. Don't spend two of them planning the trip. Tripvexa asks where you want to go, when you can travel, how much you want to spend, and how you like to travel. Then it builds the trip around those constraints, day by day, with places to stay, things to do, realistic travel times, pricing, and booking options. This isn't another list of ten places a travel blog already told you about. It's an actual plan. Each day is organized geographically, so you're not crossing a city four times just to see three attractions. Change your dates, budget, or preferences and the plan adapts with them. What it does Builds complete day-by-day itineraries from your dates, budget, travel style, and preferences. Plans days geographically by grouping nearby places together, so more of your trip is spent exploring and less is spent in transit. Brings real hotels and pricing into the plan, so you can see what the trip actually costs instead of planning with made-up numbers. Keeps your budget in check and recalculates the trip when your dates, choices, or budget change. Handles visa and entry information so you know whether you can actually visit before you fall in love with the destination. Helps groups plan together, making it easier to build a trip with family or friends instead of passing spreadsheets and WhatsApp messages around. Who it's for The person planning around a long weekend, not a gap year. Families working backwards from school holidays. Friends trying to agree on a destination and stay within the same budget. Anyone whose trip has to fit inside the leave they actually have and the money they actually want to spend. And first-time international travellers who want the visa question answered before they get attached to a destination. Free to plan. Pay when you book.
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