Confirmed and maybe stay separate
Keep the booked itinerary clear while planning candidates wait for review.
Plan the whole trip in one place, and keep it honest.
TripToad holds your day-by-day itinerary, the map, your reservations and documents, and what a trip costs in both cash and points. Confirmed plans and maybe-later ideas stay clearly apart, and when a detail is not known, TripToad says so instead of guessing.
Planning workspace
The plan, the proof, and the map stay together.
Documents follow the item
Receipts, tickets, and reservation notes live near the thing they explain.
Costs are not points
Cash and points are tracked as separate facts, not converted into fake values.
Imports are reviewed
Confirmation parsing is useful because you decide what lands in the trip.
Inside the workspace
Built around the work of planning.
No giant promise stack, no made-up automation. Just the surfaces a real trip keeps asking for.
Plan by day
Build the confirmed itinerary and keep planning ideas separate until you are ready.
See the map context
Map saved places and itinerary items without pretending unknown routes are facts.
Keep reservations nearby
Store documents and reservation details alongside the trip item they belong to.
Track spend and points
Keep cash and points visible as separate planning lanes where values are available.
Review imports first
Forwarded confirmations become drafts to inspect before they join the itinerary.
Travel workspace, not a feed
TripToad is built for organizing the plan, not chasing inspiration loops.
Honest by default
When TripToad does not know a detail, it tells you instead of guessing.
TripToad should make review easier, not invent certainty. Place details, routes, and imported confirmations stay tied to real sources where available.
Start with one trip and one day.
Add the dates, sketch the first day, and let the plan get more specific as bookings land.