
TAVI: Trip Itinerary Planner
Reorder plans. See the impact
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Travel plans change once the journey begins.
TAVI goes beyond building an itinerary. It keeps “Where next?”, “When should we leave?”, and “Will this change affect our booking?” together in one calm timeline.
Drag a stop to reorder the day, then preview changes to travel time, finish time, and fixed reservations before applying anything. You can also swap two stops or move a plan to another day.
KEY FEATURES
- Day-by-day itinerary timeline
- Long-press and drag to reorder stops
- Swap two plans or move one to another day
- Preview travel, finish-time, and reservation impact
- Choose walking, driving, cycling, transit, or a manual duration
- Record trains, subway, Shinkansen, buses, trams, ferries, and flights
- View the whole trip or one day on a route map
- Open directions in Apple Maps or Google Maps
- Travel mode with the next stop, departure time, and delay
- Save photos, notes, and reservation details for each place
- Add photos to the journey between places
- Revisit time, place, route, and photos in a full-screen travel journal
- Use a preset or your own photo as the trip cover
- Share through a portable .tavi file or text
- Live Activities
- Eight app languages with an in-app language picker
- No account required
TAVI uses MapKit route information when it is available. In Google Maps mode, TAVI opens Google Maps with the origin, destination, and travel mode filled so you can check current transit details. Flight numbers and airport information are entered from your booking; TAVI does not claim to provide live flight status.
After the trip, the same timeline becomes a memory book. See when you arrived, where you went, how you traveled, and the photos you captured along the way.
TAVI has no advertising SDK and no third-party analytics SDK. Your main itinerary stays on your device unless you choose to share it.
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What's New in TAVI
1.0.2
August 28, 2026
Route playback in Memories and Trip Map is now smoother and easier to follow. Image loading and route rendering were optimized for trips with many photos and route points. Playback now keeps the selected pace regardless of distance, and sample place and journey photos display correctly.
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