“Asked for New York restaurant picks, ChatGPT recommended six places — all of them closed.”
The Lo Times · 2024 ↗
Every stop is matched to a place on Google Maps. Hours and closures still change, so we remind you to double-check before you go.
Tell us where you're starting and where you're headed. tripsmith's AI plans each day with real road, weather, and place data.
Common AI itinerary mistakes
“Asked for New York restaurant picks, ChatGPT recommended six places — all of them closed.”
The Lo Times · 2024 ↗
Every stop is matched to a place on Google Maps. Hours and closures still change, so we remind you to double-check before you go.
“ChatGPT planned a route through Yosemite's Tioga Pass without noting it's usually closed from about November to June.”
Amazing America · 2023 ↗
Seasonal road closures, official weather alerts, and real road data go into the plan.
Sound familiar?
tripsmith plans it with you — with data you can check.
Created by our planner and reviewed by a human. These first samples happen to be EV trips; gas and hybrid trips work the same way, without the charging stops.
A family weekend to Yosemite Valley's waterfalls with one planned fast charge each way.
About 583 miles · 12.1 hours of driving✓ 14/14 stops verified · CCS · 25% arrival bufferA summer lake weekend with an easy lake-view hike and one fast charge at the destination.
About 410 miles · 9.1 hours of driving✓ 13/13 stops verified · CCS · 25% arrival bufferRed-rock canyons on a Supercharger plan — and an honest note on what fits in four days.
About 547 miles · 12.5 hours of driving✓ 17/17 stops verified · NACS · 15% arrival buffertripsmith has been running in Korean since spring 2026, built first for Korean-speaking travelers planning road trips across the U.S.
Before we build a full English version, we want to know whether English-speaking travelers would actually use it. If enough people sign up, we'll build it — so joining the waitlist is genuinely a vote.
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Yes. Everything is free during beta. If we ever add paid plans, beta users will hear about it well in advance.
Yes, for now. Routes, weather, charging stations, and national park info are all built on U.S. data.
Yes, as an option (beta). Gas and hybrid trips are the default. Turn on EV mode, pick your model and range, and charging stops — fast charging, overnight charging, and connector fit — are added to the plan. We don't show live charger status, so confirm stations in your car's app.
Facts like places, coordinates, distances, weather, and charging stations are checked against outside data. Things that change often — prices, hours, parking rules — aren't stated as fact; we point you to the official site instead. That's our most important promise.
Yes. Ask the AI ("make Day 2 lunch somewhere else") or edit items directly. Edits are saved in the trip's history, so you can roll back.
We use it only to tell you if the English version launches. To have it deleted, contact us through our feedback page.