I got tired of planning trips across 20 tabs, so I built VybeGo

Planning an international trip started becoming ridiculous for me. I’d have one tab for flights, another for hotels, Google Maps open for locations, restaurant searches, transport websites, and a spreadsheet trying to work out the budget.

So I built VybeGo — a travel planner that tries to actually understand you before planning the trip. You can tell it your budget, interests and travel style, and it builds a personalized day-by-day itinerary around your vibe.

It brings together stays, things to do, restaurants, transport and estimated costs, while showing the actual routes on a map so you can see whether the itinerary makes sense geographically instead of blindly following an AI-generated list.

And it doesn't stop at the itinerary — you get alternatives for hotels, restaurants and activities, so you're not stuck with one recommendation, plus pro tips and a packing checklist to help with the practical stuff.

The goal is simple: instead of opening 20 tabs and piecing together a trip yourself, tell VybeGo how you want to travel and let it put the pieces together.

I'm still building and improving it, so I'd genuinely love feedback — especially from people who travel a lot. What would you want an AI travel planner to do that current ones don't?