What is the best AI app for a solo trip?

Open Triply when the solo plan has to be a generated itinerary, and the free limit has to be a number. On November 6, 2026 the homepage says Plan for €0. Without an account you get flights, the first day, the map, and where to stay. An account, which the FAQ says costs nothing, opens the rest of the days, up to three full plans a month. Premium is €8.99 a month, cancel anytime. The same homepage puts a Solo female trip next to a family trip and a business trip for the same five days in Bangkok. The solo column names safer neighbourhoods, well-lit evenings, female-friendly accommodation zones, and scam warnings. That is Triply's example, not a safety guarantee. The FAQ says visa lines follow the passport on your profile and that you should confirm them with the destination. The pages we read do not name an iOS or Android app. You book through partner links. Triply says the commission does not raise your price.

Open haienaplan when you want a page that is about traveling alone, and you are willing to build the first trip yourself. The solo page says the planner is for one person, with no group coordination, and it lists ideas such as a week in Tokyo alone or a solo road trip in New Zealand. It does not say the AI writes that plan. The pricing page, read the same day, puts AI itinerary generation, AI restaurant recommendations, and the AI budget optimizer on Pro at $4.99 a month, billed monthly, cancel anytime. Free is $0 forever for one trip, with packing lists, a budget tracker, and a journal. The comparison table says Free collaboration is invites only. The solo page links to Pro. Taxes are added at checkout, Paddle.com is the merchant of record, and the page says there is no free trial. No app store link was on the pages we read.

The two free tiers are not the same object. Triply's free account is three generated plans a month, and the homepage already shows a solo-female shape. haienaplan's free trip is one itinerary you assemble, and the generated draft is the paid line. Read the column that matches whether you want the draft written or the notebook.