AI Trip Planner

The AI travel planner that plans the whole journey

Meet Maya, Sorom’s AI travel advisor in the mobile app. Discuss a destination, draft an editable itinerary and adjust plans as you travel. Maya can help organize ideas and review your budget; confirm important details with current official and local sources.

What is Maya AI?

Maya is Sorom’s built-in mobile AI trip planner. A request such as “plan a relaxed three-day trip to Barcelona with food and architecture” can become an editable itinerary inside your trip.

With the context and permissions you provide, Maya can use your trip details, preferences and prior choices to tailor suggestions. Review the proposed results; personalization does not guarantee that a recommendation will fit.

Every change Maya proposes arrives as a preview card. You review it and confirm before anything touches your itinerary, so you're always in control of your own plan.

Not just a chatbot

Maya connects planning conversations to supported itinerary actions, place searches and budget information inside Sorom. Check routes, opening hours and prices before relying on a suggestion.

How it works

How the AI trip planner works

From a single sentence to a confirmed, day-by-day plan in four steps.

1

Tell Maya what you want

Type or speak naturally — your destination, dates, vibe, and who's coming. You can even snap a photo of a menu, ticket, or landmark and Maya will read it and factor it into your plan.

2

Maya researches in real time

Maya can use available place, transport, currency and web information to draft an itinerary. Sources may be incomplete or outdated. Check entry rules, travel advisories and booking requirements directly with the relevant authority or provider.

3

Review and confirm

Each suggestion appears as an action preview card. Add it, modify it, or skip it — nothing is saved to your trip until you say so, and Maya keeps an eye on your budget with green, yellow, and red indicators as the plan fills up.

4

Travel with it in your pocket

Save and check the itinerary content you need before going offline, where your mobile plan supports it. Maya’s searches and planning require a connection. Sharing and group features are available in the mobile app; the desktop/tablet web app supports manual solo planning.

Capabilities

What Maya can do

Maya connects conversation with supported planning tools. Here are some of the tasks you can use it for.

Natural-language planning

Just tell Maya what you want. She searches places, builds itineraries, and suggests restaurants in your style — no forms, no menus.

Action preview cards

Maya proposes a change; you review and confirm before anything is added to your trip. You're always in control of the final plan.

Local knowledge & awareness

With your permissions and trip context, Maya can look up location-related information, routes and weather. Feasibility indicators use available data and estimates; they do not guarantee that a route, attraction or connection will work as planned.

Photo & voice input

Use supported photo or voice input to discuss a menu, ticket or place. Review extracted details and confirm proposed changes before adding them to your itinerary.

Web search & live info

Maya can search for events and destination information. Verify visa rules, travel advisories, availability and time-sensitive details with current official sources.

Budget awareness

Track spending with green, yellow, and red budget indicators as you plan. Maya flags when a day is approaching your limit before you commit to it.

Connected planning tools

Search places, manage itineraries, suggest stays via Price Check, find restaurants, get transit routes, check exchange rates, and more — all from one chat.

Learns your preferences

Maya tracks what you confirm and skip to learn your activity types, timing preferences, and budget patterns — and proposes changes based on your trip phase.

AI Trip Builder

Build whole trips with the AI Trip Builder

Maya’s chat helps shape a trip as you go. The mobile AI Trip Builder can draft a day-by-day plan from your preferences and must-visit places, or create an outline in Plan as I go mode. Review the draft and current generation limits in the app before continuing.

Start from a mood board

Choose a mood board, add your must-visit places and ask the Trip Builder for an editable itinerary draft.

Multi-city trips

Plan several cities with a number of nights in each. The Trip Builder can suggest transfers between them; review routes, times and booking requirements.

Companions with compatibility scores

Invite fellow travelers from a companion picker that shows personality compatibility scores, so the group dynamic is part of the plan from day one.

Informed by community places

Generated items can be matched with Sorom’s community place information and coordinates. Community labels and route checks are useful context, not a guarantee of access, safety, accuracy or current opening hours.

Refine in conversation

Tell Maya what to change and she proposes precise edits: you confirm each one before it touches your draft, so the plan is never rewritten behind your back.

Plan as I go

Not every trip wants a schedule. Switch modes and the Trip Builder sets only the anchors: a placeholder stay in each city that you confirm when you book, the transfers between them, and your must-visit places pinned to sensible days. Every other day is left open with a one-line theme hint, and you fill it in on the trip.

Before It Builds

Advice on the trip, before there is a trip

Before generating an itinerary, the mobile app can suggest changes to the cities, sequence, pace and dates you entered. These recommendations are prompts to consider alongside your own priorities and current travel information.

Pick a base, not five hotels

When a city on your list is really a day trip, Sorom says so: "stay in Kyoto, day-trip to Osaka." One tap folds it in. The nights move onto your base city, so the trip stays exactly as long as it was, and you stop packing every other morning.

Nights where they earn their keep

Sorom can suggest redistributing nights between cities. Review the proposed dates and adjust them to your preferences before applying a change.

A better order

Sorom can propose a different sequence to reduce backtracking. Travel-time savings are estimates; check the actual transport you intend to book.

The season you actually booked

Seasonal recommendations may highlight weather, crowds or events relevant to your trip. Confirm current conditions and opening dates directly before planning around them.

Pace, and what sells out

Sorom can suggest a more manageable pace and identify activities that may need advance booking. Your preferred pace and actual availability still guide the final plan.

A money reality check

Budget recommendations help you compare an outline with estimated destination costs and transport options. Check current fares, fees and payment methods before booking.

Review each suggested structural change and its effect on the trip summary before applying it. You can dismiss suggestions. A positive assessment does not independently verify every part of the trip.

On the Trip

The planning does not stop when you land

The mobile Today feature can use the group’s submitted moods and trip context to propose a plan for the day. It is an optional planning aid; review the suggestions against current conditions and everyone’s preferences.

Everyone taps a mood

Travelers can choose a mood such as chill, adventurous, culture, foodie, recovery or surprise me, with an optional note. The group can use those responses when discussing the day.

Maya plans that day

An eligible trip owner or admin can request a day plan based on submitted moods and available trip, weather and budget information. Check the draft before accepting it.

Review or request another draft

Review the proposed day, accept it or request another draft within your current limits. A “Checks out” indicator reflects available route estimates; it is not a guarantee of feasibility or safety.

A nudge each morning

If enabled, mobile notifications can prompt travelers to share a mood for an open trip day. Delivery depends on permissions, device settings, connectivity and service availability.

How often you can request a day plan or another draft depends on your current mobile plan and any available trial. Check your remaining allowance before requesting another draft.

AI planning alongside mobile safety tools

Sorom also offers mobile check-ins, emergency-contact alerts, a panic button and a meetup PIN, subject to current plan and platform availability. Alerts depend on setup and connectivity. A meetup PIN links a meeting to an account; it is not a government-ID check or a safety guarantee.

If you are planning a solo trip, review the mobile safety-tool requirements and arrange a backup contact plan. Contact local emergency services directly for urgent help.

And when you'd rather not go it alone, Maya's plans slot right into Sorom's community — you can find travel companions matched to your personality and travel style, then plan the trip together.

One app, the whole journey

Use Maya alongside supported flight, group-planning and safety features in the mobile app. Their availability and requirements differ, so check your current plan and configure each feature you want to use.

Weighing your options? See our roundup of the best trip planning apps in 2026, or the head-to-heads — Sorom vs TripIt and Sorom vs Wanderlog.

Plans & pricing

Where Maya AI fits in

Sorom is free to download. Maya trials, message allowances and AI generation limits appear in the mobile app. Paid subscriptions have recurring charges; review your store’s current price, currency, renewal terms and included features before subscribing.

Free

Free download
Check current trial allowances

Start with the features available to your account. The mobile app shows any Maya trial and AI generation allowance; the desktop/tablet web app provides manual solo planning without AI.

Annual

Current store price
Check current daily allowances

Review the Annual plan in the mobile app for its current AI allowances and additional features. Eligibility and availability can vary by feature, platform and region.

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FAQ

AI trip planner: common questions

Is the AI trip planner free?

Sorom is free to download. The mobile app shows any available Maya trial and AI generation allowance, along with the current limits of each subscription. Review the store’s price and renewal terms before subscribing. The web app supports manual solo planning without AI.

What can Maya AI do?

Maya helps draft and revise mobile itineraries, find places and discuss trip and budget information. Supported searches can provide routes, weather and other travel context. Review proposed actions before applying them and verify time-sensitive information with official sources.

Does the AI trip planner work offline?

Maya needs an internet connection for AI planning and searches. Where your mobile plan supports offline itinerary access, save and check the needed content before disconnecting; not every linked document, map or service will be available offline.

How is Maya different from ChatGPT for travel?

Maya connects a conversation to supported actions inside your Sorom trip, using the context and permissions you provide. Its suggestions can become itinerary items after your review. Other chatbots have their own features, so compare the workflow you need rather than assuming a general chatbot cannot help.

How many messages do I get with Maya AI?

Message, generation and day-plan allowances depend on your current mobile plan and any trial. Check the app for the allowance and reset information that applies to your account.

Is there a free AI trip planner in Sorom?

Check the mobile app for any available free Maya trial or AI Trip Builder allowance. Further use depends on current plan limits. You can create a manual solo itinerary in the desktop/tablet web app without AI.

Plan smarter with Maya AI

Download Sorom free and let your AI travel advisor build the trip with you.