Most plans break on day two. Here’s what the review will catch.
Itineraries fall apart less because the choices are wrong than because the day was never going to fit. Pacing, sequencing, transit, and cost decide whether a plan survives contact with the morning.
Not live yet. Automated review of your own itinerary is not connected. Attaching a file shows a sample report on an example trip — it is not a reading of your plan, and your files never leave this browser. For a check you can run today, use the itinerary checker.
- Pacing and fatigue
- Geographic sequencing
- Transit and opening hours
- Budget fit
Your files stay in this browser. Nothing is uploaded, published, or shared.
What the review will cover
Four questions the finished review asks of every day in a plan.
Pacing and fatigue
The review counts the real hours on your feet, not the number of lines in the plan. Days that look full on paper and break on the ground get flagged first.
Geographic sequencing
Stops get placed on a map and re-ordered. If a day zig-zags across the city, we show the loop that keeps every stop and returns your afternoon.
Transit and opening hours
Transfers, last trains, closing days, and timed entries are checked against the times you wrote down — including the connections with no margin.
Budget fit
Passes versus point-to-point fares, entry fees that are not worth the queue, and the lines most likely to move once you book.
How it will work
- 01
Upload whatever you have
A booking confirmation PDF, a shared planning doc, a spreadsheet export, or screenshots of your notes. It does not need to be tidy.
- 02
The review reads it and checks it
Every stop will be resolved to a real place, then the plan scored on pacing, sequencing, transit realism, and cost.
- 03
You get a report, not a rewrite
Day-by-day findings, ordered by what will actually cost you, each with the specific change SearchSpot would make. Your trip stays yours. This is the part the sample report shows today.
Steps 2 and 3 describe the finished review. Until it ships, submitting a file shows the sample report instead. Would rather paste your plan as text? Use the itinerary checker.
