Adtona

Build, export, and re-import your travel guide.

Adtona
Trip basics Step 1 of 4
1Trip basicsDestination & dates 2AdventureSee, eat & shop 3Travel stylePace & preferences 4ConstraintsBookings & needs

Free AI travel planner

Plan the trip. Build the guide. Go Now.

Create a shareable trip website, printable day-by-day itinerary, and AI-ready planning file—free in your browser.

No account needed. Your draft stays in this browser. Public beta — About Privacy

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Website and Markdown files are ready

Your ZIP includes the complete interactive travel guide, every date and section, available bundled graphics, and a detailed AI planning handoff.

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Close the loop

Import an AI-updated plan

Paste the complete TRIP-PLAN.md your AI assistant returned (or just its json plantoguide-trip block), or choose the file. Adtona reads the Machine-Readable Trip Data section and re-renders your trip website. Legacy xtravel-trip files remain supported.

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Tell us what worked or what broke. Your note is sent directly from Adtona — no GitHub account, dialog, or sign-in needed.

Public tracker: Your summary and details will be publicly visible. Do not include passwords, private trip details, email addresses, or other personal information.

Your privacy

Privacy

Your trip stays in your browser. Adtona has no account system and no trip backend, and it does not upload your plan.

What stays on this device

Your destination, dates, answers, chosen recommendations, and saved draft are stored locally in this browser using local storage. Photos you add are stored locally in IndexedDB where the browser supports it, and photo details may also be kept alongside the trip draft.

Browser storage is not encrypted by Adtona, so protect your browser profile and clear the saved draft on a shared or public computer.

Destination and weather research

To suggest real places, Adtona sends the destination you type — never your whole trip — to Open-Meteo for weather, and to Wikipedia, Wikivoyage, and OpenStreetMap/Overpass for places to see, eat, and shop. Photos for those suggestions come from Wikimedia Commons.

These providers also receive normal connection information such as your IP address, and their own privacy policies apply.

Maps

Map links and embedded maps load from Google Maps, which receives the place or map details being opened along with normal connection information. Adtona opens a map only when you choose to view one.

Feedback

Sending feedback submits the category, your summary and message, the current page, app version, browser details, and screen size to Adtona’s feedback service. It creates a public issue, so do not include private trip details, addresses, email addresses, passwords, or links. Your trip data and photos are never attached.

Exports and sharing

An export contains the trip information you chose to include, and a complete structured export can also carry locally stored photo data. Once you share or host an exported guide, anything inside it is visible to whoever can open it.

Usage counting

Adtona sends one word at three moments — when you open the app, when a guide is generated, and when you export one — so the site can tell whether it is being used at all. Nothing else goes with any of them: no destination, no dates, no answers, no identifier, and no cookie.

Each is recorded as the word, the UTC time it arrived, and the two-letter country Cloudflare resolved the request to — published in a public issue on the Adtona repository and kept for about thirteen months. The country comes from your network address, which is used to derive it and then discarded; the address itself is never stored, and when the country cannot be determined nothing is recorded in its place.

Because the entries are timed, ones close together read as a single visit — an app opening at 09:14 followed by a guide at 09:15 is plainly the same session — so the log shows the shape of a visit as well as the count of them.

It still holds nothing that identifies you: no address, cookie, account, browser or device is stored, a country is shared by everyone using the site from it, nothing distinguishes one visitor from another, and nothing connects a visit on one day to a visit on any other. Anything else reported — weekly and monthly figures, how many days had activity, averages per active day — is arithmetic on those entries rather than extra information about you. Your address is used only to rate-limit the request and to derive the country above, and is never stored.

Analytics

When the hosted site has it enabled, Cloudflare may process basic analytics and security data for adtona.com. Adtona does not run advertising or cross-site tracking.

Your controls

Starting a new trip or clearing this site’s browser storage removes the saved draft and any locally stored photos from that browser. Files on your device are never changed, moved, or deleted.

Last updated August 3, 2026.

Plan the trip. Build the guide. Go Now.

Adtona is a free AI travel planner and itinerary builder

About Adtona

Adtona was inspired by the Bisaya (Cebuano) phrase “Adto na”—“Go now.” It represents the moment when planning turns into a real journey.

Travel planning often begins with scattered ideas: places saved in different apps, reservation emails, notes from family, restaurant recommendations, maps, and AI conversations. Adtona brings those pieces together and turns them into a practical travel guide.

The goal is simple: spend less time rebuilding the same plan and more time enjoying the journey. Plan the trip. Build the guide. Adto na.

One plan, three useful formats

Adtona turns your trip details into formats you can use before, during, and after planning.

  • Shareable trip website — a mobile-friendly day-by-day guide you can send to family, friends, or anyone traveling with you.
  • Printable itinerary — a clear version of the same plan that can be printed, saved as a PDF, or kept offline.
  • AI-ready planning file — a structured source-of-truth document you can give to ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI assistant without losing bookings, priorities, and constraints.

How it works

  1. Start with the trip. Enter your destination and travel dates.
  2. Choose your adventure. Select the places, food, shopping, and experiences that interest you.
  3. Shape the travel style. Tell Adtona about your group, pace, home base, schedule, and trip purpose.
  4. Protect the important details. Add bookings, food restrictions, walking limits, transportation preferences, and other real-world constraints.

Built around the way you travel

  • Plan around real travelers. Build around your group, pace, interests, bookings, food needs, and mobility preferences.
  • Create something usable. Turn planning answers into a mobile-friendly travel guide, not just a block of generated text.
  • Keep one source of truth. Keep reservations, constraints, and priorities together in an AI-ready planning file.
  • Share the trip. Export a website and itinerary that family or travel companions can use.

Keep improving the trip with AI

Adtona exports the trip as a structured planning file that preserves your dates, reservations, preferences, and constraints. Give the file to ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI assistant, then import the updated plan back into Adtona.

Export. Refine. Re-import. Keep one source of truth.

Photos and browser-based planning

Your saved trip draft stays in this browser. Add photos to a selected trip date; when supported metadata is available, Adtona can organize a photo by capture date and place it on the trip map. Photo files are kept locally in browser storage unless you include them in an export.

Where suggestions come from

Destination suggestions may draw on Wikipedia, Wikivoyage, OpenStreetMap, Open-Meteo, and other listed sources. Always verify current hours, prices, routes, tickets, ratings, reservations, and entry requirements before traveling.