AI template
Travel itinerary template with daily plans
Describe your trip and get a draft itinerary with daily plans, a meeting spot, packing and rain options, and a page to share.
Make your own
Convika's AI makes your own page in the example's format, fitted to what you write. Try it on your phone right away, no account needed.
Making it here is free and uses no AI credits. Once you sign up, each page the AI makes in your dashboard uses 1 credit, and new accounts start with 10.
In a group chat, the meet-up spot scrolls away and nobody can find the rain backup. This template puts each day’s timeline, the meet-up, transport, the stay, packing, and a rain plan on one page you share with one link.
Ask from Claude, Codex, or whichever MCP client you use, or from Convika’s built-in AI. When the hotel gets booked or the forecast turns, have the AI update the draft, check it, and republish to the same link.
How it works
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Say what you want
Write what to change from the example: the subject, how many, the colors. Tap an idea to start from it.
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The AI makes the page
Convika's AI writes the page in a few minutes, and you see a preview. Ask for changes in plain words until it's right.
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Publish and share the link
Publish the page to get its own address, then share it on X, LINE, or in class.
What it costs
Making a page uses 1 AI credit, and each change you ask for uses 1. A new account starts with 10 credits, so you can try a template without paying. Publishing on the Free plan is free.
Don't use the names, images, or text of existing shows, games, characters, or brands. The AI makes an original page on the same theme.
Use these instructions with ChatGPT or Claude
This is the template's description of its example, as Convika's AI gets it. Write what you want on the last line, paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI, and it writes the page as one HTML file.
Build a one-page trip itinerary from the trip below. The trip: 2 days and 1 night in Kyoto with 3 friends. Meet at Kyoto Station’s Central Exit at 10:00 on day 1, then the Kyoto Railway Museum and an evening walk by the Kamo River. Day 2: Fushimi Inari Taisha and Nishiki Market, then split up at Kyoto Station around 16:00. Hotel not booked yet. Add a rain plan and a packing checklist. Sections (add or drop any to fit the request): - Header: the destination and length of the trip, a short intro, and a note that times are plans and opening hours, prices, and travel times are unconfirmed - Meet-up: time, place, and how to reach the group if running late - A timeline for each day: planned time, place, and what happens there, with the transport and travel time between stops - Transport and stay: getting there, getting around, getting home, and where everyone sleeps - Packing checklist, with checks saved in the browser on that device - Rain plan: an indoor swap for each outdoor stop - A Google Maps search link for each public place Facts: - Match the destination, dates, length, group, and travel style to the request. - If the request is a plan pasted from another AI, rebuild it as this page. Keep every known fact as given: dates, booked trains, flights, and hotels, and fixed times. - Never invent a date, address, opening hour, price, travel time, or booking. Write “TBD” or “to confirm” instead, and keep planned times visibly separate from opening hours someone has checked. - Add one short line asking readers to check hours, prices, and timetables on each official site. - Leave booking numbers, phone numbers, and home addresses off the public page. Layout: - Design for phones first. On wide screens, put the meet-up and logistics beside the timeline. The first screen shows the title, intro, meet-up, and the start of day 1. - Unless the request names a style, use a travel-journal palette: cream, forest green, and muted orange. - One primary button: copy the page link. Every tap target is at least 44px. - No images, external fonts, scripts, or embedded maps. The whole itinerary reads with JavaScript off; use JavaScript only to save checklist ticks and copy the link. Write the page in the language the request asks for, including Chinese and Korean. If it names none, use the language the request is written in. (min-height: 44px; with Tailwind, min-h-[44px]) Write it as one HTML file with the CSS and JavaScript inside. Don't send anything people type anywhere, and don't use image files. Make it work on a phone held upright. Keep the bottom right of the screen clear: a Support button may show there. That is the example. Keep how it works, its screens, and its feel, and change the content to fit what I want. What I want: ___
Questions
Can I trust the opening hours and prices?
The AI is instructed to mark hours, prices, and travel times it can’t confirm as “to confirm,” but it may not catch everything. Before you go, check each place’s and operator’s official site.
Plans changed. How do I update the page?
Ask your MCP client or Convika’s built-in AI something like “swap day 2 morning for the rain plan.” Check the draft and republish; the link you already shared shows the new plan.
Can only my travel group see it?
Public pages open for anyone. Private link (Pro or 1-year pass) keeps the page out of listings and search, but anyone with the link can open it. Only people with the password (Pro) also asks for a password you share with the group.
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