Create beautiful travel itineraries. Share them under your agency’s brand.

Itiner is a travel itinerary platform that helps agencies create, manage, and share branded itineraries with clients. It brings together live client portals, reusable itinerary templates, a shared library, and branded PDFs, with AI drafting the first version of each itinerary so agents edit instead of starting blank. An agent enters a client brief (destination, dates, travelers, budget, pace), pastes a WhatsApp enquiry, or uploads a DMC's supplier PDF quote, and Itiner returns a structured day-by-day draft with hotels, activities, transport, and notes already placed on the timeline. The agent reviews and adjusts, then publishes a live client portal where the client can compare priced package options (with GST and TCS where they apply) and accept one, pay a deposit by UPI straight to the agency, and see any trip documents the agent has shared. Every later change updates that one source, so the client portal and any re-exported PDF always match the latest version instead of drifting into separate v1, v2, v3 files. This single-source model is the main structural difference from building itineraries in Canva or Google Docs, where every revision means re-editing and resending a fresh static file to the client.

Itiner is built for travel agencies, boutique tour operators, destination management companies (DMCs), luxury travel planners, and independent travel consultants who create custom itineraries for clients rather than selling pre-packaged tours. Typical users are small teams of one to twenty agents who currently assemble each trip by hand in Canva, Google Docs, or spreadsheets, then chase revisions over WhatsApp or email. Itiner fits agencies that repeat similar trip structures for different clients (Bali honeymoon tours, European rail trips, Rajasthan circuits) and want a template library plus a single branded output instead of rebuilding every document from scratch each time a client books. It is not built for large enterprise travel management companies with complex approval chains, or for consumer trip-planning apps aimed at individual travelers booking their own trips rather than a professional planning them for a paying client.

Itiner removes the blank-page step: the AI draft (hotels, activities and day-by-day structure) is generated directly from a short trip brief in a few minutes. The total time to a client-ready itinerary still depends on trip complexity and how thorough the agency's review process is. A simple 5-day single-destination trip built from a saved template can often be reviewed and published within the same session; a complex multi-country trip with many bespoke activities takes longer, since an agent should always verify AI-drafted details (prices, availability, timing) before sharing the portal or PDF with a client. Reusing a saved template for a repeat destination is typically the fastest path, since only client-specific details need review, and this is also where a template library pays off most for agencies handling repeat itinerary structures.

Yes. Itiner replaces manual itinerary documents built in Canva, Google Docs, or Word with a structured builder purpose-made for travel itineraries: reusable trip templates, a shared library of hotels and activities, branded PDF export, and a live client portal that updates automatically when the underlying trip changes. The core difference from a generic design or document tool is that a change made once (a swapped hotel, a new flight time) propagates everywhere that trip is shown, instead of requiring the agent to manually re-edit and re-export a static file. Agencies moving off Canva typically cite version-control chaos (competing "final_v3", "final_v14" files) as the main pain Itiner removes, alongside the hours spent reformatting the same layout for every new client trip. The itinerary itself stays structured data rather than a flat design file, which is what makes the automatic portal and PDF sync possible.

Yes. Itiner connects to Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code, and to ChatGPT as a custom connector on supported paid ChatGPT plans, through its own remote MCP server, the open standard AI apps use to work with other software. Setup is three steps: copy the Itiner link, paste it into your AI app's connector settings, then sign in to Itiner and click Allow. After that an agent can type a request such as "Create a 6-day Bali honeymoon itinerary for the Iyer couple, premium budget" and the AI app builds the trip in the agency's Itiner account using Itiner's AI planner, with real places on each day. The agent can keep going in the same chat (make day 3 more relaxed, change the dates, add the client) and ask it to publish, which returns the live client portal link. The trip is saved in Itiner rather than in the chat, so the team still reviews it in the normal editor and can export the branded PDF. The AI app sees what it needs to plan the trip, including the client's name, the destination and dates, and the trip budget. It never sees passwords, uploaded passports, client email addresses or phone numbers, or the prices on your itinerary items.

Itiner is free to start: the Free plan is ₹0 with no card required. Paid plans are Flex at ₹499/month or ₹3,999/year and Growth at ₹1,199/month or ₹9,999/year, plus a Custom plan for large teams. New workspaces get a 14-day trial with Flex features, up to 15 trips, then move to the Free plan; prices are in Indian rupees, billed monthly or yearly.