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Travel Sane doesn't plan your trip. It puts everything you've already booked into one itinerary.

What you get: Every booking you've made — any provider, any language — becomes one chronological itinerary you can actually use: read it, share it, download it, pull it up on your phone mid-trip. It also quietly flags anything missing.

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Pro — forward any confirmation email and it lands in your trip automatically.
Free — 1 trip · 10 bookings$25 once — Unlimited · yours forever
Trip Timelinetravel-sane.com/trips/sea-may26
Southeast Asia
May 4 – 18, 2026 · 9 bookings
3 flags
Sat May 9
18:25FlightSGN → BKK · Vietnam Airlines VN612VN-XK4P2L
No hotel booked · Night of May 9 · Bangkok
Sun May 10
06:00FerryBangkok → Koh Samui · Lomprayah · bus + ferry comboLMP-9923-KOH
HotelSix Senses Samui · Check-in May 10 · 4 nightsAG-23847
Thu May 14
11:40FlightUSM → BKK · Bangkok Airways PG126
Multi-airport · arrives BKK, departs DMK
3 countries4 cities8 nights6 legs3 things to fix before departure
Assembled from 9 confirmations like these
Pasted in any order, any format, any language — Travel Sane sorts the rest.
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Paste any booking. See what Travel Sane makes of it.

Nothing you paste is stored. No signup. No inbox access. Ever.
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What Travel Sane sees
Waiting for a booking
How it works

You booked every leg yourself. Here's what Travel Sane does with it.

01Drop everything in
On Pro, forward any booking confirmation to your own Travel Sane address and it imports itself — no copy-paste, no plugin. You forward what you choose; we never read your inbox. Or paste an email, upload a PDF, or screenshot an Agoda confirmation on your phone — Travel Sane reads booking details out of any format, any provider, any language: Indian Railways, Lomprayah ferry, a guesthouse in Hanoi, a Ryanair flight. Fourteen confirmation emails, four formats, two languages, and a trip that might have a night with no accommodation somewhere in the middle of it — Travel Sane sorts through all of it for you.
02One timeline
Every booking sorts itself into date order. Confirmation codes, seat numbers, check-in times — all on one page. The trip that lived in fourteen tabs and email threads: one page.
03The hotel you didn't book.
The transfer you didn't notice.
Found before you fly.
This is what Travel Sane does that a calendar or a folder cannot. It compares every booking against every other one. The night with no accommodation. The 40-minute connection that requires immigration. The city with two airports where you land at one and depart from the other. Flagged before you travel — not discovered at midnight in a taxi.
04Print it. Share it. Keep it.
Download a clean PDF of the finished itinerary. Send a link to whoever is travelling with you — they don’t need an account to view it. And when the trip is over, it stays in your account. Every trip you add is saved: your full travel history, organised by date, always there when you need it.
Why this exists

I had fourteen confirmation emails for one trip. I just wanted one page.

“I book everything myself — flights on one site, trains on another, hotels across three more, ferries through some booking engine I’ll never find again. By the time the trip was booked I had fourteen confirmation emails in three languages, a folder of PDFs, and no single thing I could point to and say: this is the trip. I built Travel Sane to fix that. You paste every confirmation in — whatever the format, whatever the language — and you get one chronological itinerary out. In date order, everything on one page, shareable with whoever you’re travelling with instead of forwarding them a folder. It spots what’s missing too — the unbooked nights, the tight connections, the city where you land at one airport and leave from another. But the reason I built it was simpler. I just wanted one page that showed me the whole trip.
GG
Grier G.
Founder, Travel Sane
Pricing

Free for your first trip. Twenty-five dollars, once, for every trip after that.

Free$0
One trip. Ten bookings. No card required.
  • 1 trip
  • 10 bookings
  • Spots what's missing
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ONE-TIME
Pro$25 once
Not $25 a month. Not $25 a year. $25 once.
TripIt Pro costs $49 a year — every year. Travel Sane costs $25 once.
  • Unlimited trips
  • Unlimited bookings
  • Forward booking emails straight inNew
  • Downloadable PDF itinerary
  • Shareable trip link
  • Your travel history, saved forever

Your trip data is private to your account. We don’t sell it, share it, or read it.

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need to create an account?

No — you can paste a booking right here on this page and see your timeline without signing up. You only create a free account when you want to save a trip, add bookings over time, or share it. Accounts use a one-time sign-in link, so there’s no password to remember.

Is my inbox being read?

No. Travel Sane never connects to or reads your inbox. Email forwarding is an opt-in Pro feature that works one direction only — you forward the individual confirmations you choose to your own Travel Sane address, and nothing else in your inbox is ever seen or touched.

What booking formats are supported?

Any of them. Paste the text of a confirmation, upload a PDF, or drop in a screenshot — Travel Sane reads flights, hotels, trains, ferries, and transfers from any provider, whether it’s a Ryanair email, an Agoda PDF, or a photo of an Indian Railways ticket.

Does it work in languages other than English?

Yes. Travel Sane reads confirmations in any language and builds your timeline the same way — a guesthouse booking in Vietnamese or a train ticket in Hindi is parsed just like an English one.

What happens after the free tier?

The free plan covers one trip and ten bookings, with no card required. When you need more, Pro is a single $25 payment — once, not a subscription — and unlocks unlimited trips and bookings, email forwarding, PDF export, and shareable links, kept for as long as you have the account.

What exactly gets flagged?

Travel Sane detects: nights with no accommodation booked, connections under 90 minutes at the same airport, arrivals and departures at different airports in the same city, and booking overlaps. You decide what to do about them.