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Nzendo showing a Barcelona trip with its itinerary, next steps, tasks, budget, and offline controls.

Web, iPhone, and iPad

Nzendo, the trip planner for the whole journey.

Build routes and stays on a full-size screen, then carry the same trip on iPhone or iPad. Bookings, documents, budgets, and travellers stay together, including offline on Premium.

Free includes unlimited trips and collaborators.

One trip across your screens Plan on the web, iPhone, or iPad without losing detail.
Model the road ahead Track overnight stays, journey legs, and driving limits.
Approve every import Nothing joins the itinerary until you review it.

As it happened

This is one trip: nine days around Iceland, from the first booking to the last morning on the road.

  1. Day one · Keflavík

    The itinerary fills itself in

    Forward the confirmation email, paste the booking link, or photograph the boarding pass. Each one lands on the right day in the right order, with what it cost and whether it is confirmed. Nzendo is just as clear about what is missing, such as the nine nights on this trip that still have nowhere to sleep.

    The Iceland trip's itinerary, with a warning that none of its nine nights has somewhere to stay yet, and the first day's arrival at Keflavík and visit to the Blue Lagoon.
  2. The whole ring road

    The map catches what a list cannot

    The same trip drawn out, day by day or all at once. It is the quickest way to notice the drive you underestimated, or the waterfall that turns out to be three hours from the bed you booked for that night.

    The same trip on a map of Iceland, with the planned stops grouped around the ring road from Reykjavík and Snæfellsnes to Mývatn, Egilsstaðir, and Jökulsárlón.
  3. Signal or none

    The paperwork travels with you

    Flight confirmations, the campervan agreement, tickets, and insurance all sit on the trip they belong to, and they download before you fly. So when someone behind a desk asks for a booking reference, it is two taps away, signal or no signal.

    The trip's documents: a flight confirmation, a campervan rental agreement, Blue Lagoon tickets, a glacier hike booking, and a route map.

The same trips on iPhone

The iPhone app on the second day of a Porto trip: the Clérigos Tower up next at 11:00, the day's five stops, and a task to buy a metro card.
Today, on the road
The iPhone app's task list for the Barcelona trip: buy travel insurance, download offline maps, exchange currency, and confirm the hotel reservation, with options to copy tasks and arrange them.
Tasks with due dates

Start from a trip that already worked

Not every trip has to start with an empty week. Explore is where travellers share the plans they actually took, day by day.

  1. Explore

    Someone has already done the research

    Browse trips other people made public, and narrow them to the kind of trip you are actually planning: who you are travelling with, roughly what you want to spend, and how long you have. Anyone can read them; copying one takes a free account.

    Copy a useful plan, move it to your dates, and edit it as your own. Private trips stay private until you choose to share them.

    The Explore feed, with filters for who you are travelling with, budget, and trip length, above a shared twelve day New Zealand road trip.

One trip, from the first idea to the final boarding call

Most trips end up spread across a chat thread, a cloud folder, and a dozen browser tabs. Nzendo keeps the itinerary, the bookings, your companions, and your crews in one place.

Build your itinerary from what you already have

Forward a confirmation email, paste a link, or photograph a boarding pass. Nzendo reads the dates, times, and addresses, then shows you what it found before any of it joins the trip.

Stay in sync with your companions

Invite people by email and they become companions, the travellers you have shared a trip with. Save the ones you travel with often as a crew and the next trip goes to the whole group in one tap, with everyone seeing each change as it happens.

Your trip doesn't need a signal

Your itinerary, documents, and today's plan stay on your device for planes, mountains, and foreign SIMs. You always know exactly what is downloaded and when it last synced. Offline access is part of Premium.

Your travel documents travel with you

Passports, visas, insurance, and booking confirmations live on the trip they belong to. Everyone who needs one can find it without searching an inbox, and Nzendo warns you when a passport or policy expires before you are home.

Map, calendar, tasks, packing, shared budgets with receipt scanning, settling up, traveller needs, local time zones for each booking, calendar subscriptions, live flight tracking, and trip stories with your own photos all use the same trip record. Premium keeps that record editable offline.

A trip that drives is not a list of pins

Most itinerary apps model a trip as a pile of places attached to one city. That works for a long weekend and falls apart the moment you are driving between six of them.

Legs, not pins

A drive has a start, an end, a distance, and a duration. Nzendo stores all four, so each day shows what it actually asks of you and the map draws the route rather than scattering markers.

One journey, several modes

Drive to the station, put the car on the train, cross the pass, drive on. That is one journey with four legs, and it reads as one thing instead of four unrelated stops. Trains, ferries and car trains get the same treatment flights do, including the deadline for being on the ramp.

Tell it how far you will drive

Set the longest stretch you want to do in one go and any day that breaks the rule is flagged while you can still change it. Useful on your own, and hard to argue with when there is a three year old in the back.

Where you sleep shapes the day

Plan the nights before anything is booked. The itinerary knows which city you wake up in, which nights still have nowhere to stay, and which are planned but not yet booked.

Questions before you start

Can I plan a complete trip on Free?

Yes. Free includes unlimited trips and collaborators, itinerary views, budgets, calendar sync, and limited imports and documents.

What works without a signal?

Premium saves the itinerary, tasks, packing, expenses, traveller details, and selected documents on the device. Offline edits sync after reconnecting.

What happens when Premium ends?

Your trips and existing documents remain. Free limits apply only to new activity.

Can I start from someone else's trip?

Yes. Anyone can read the trips travellers have made public in Explore. To copy one, create a free account, then move it to your dates and edit it as your own.

Where can I use Nzendo?

The full planner works on the web, iPhone, and iPad. On Android, install the web app from your browser.

Which languages does it speak?

English, Dutch, and French.

Start planning your first trip

Start on the web, iPhone, or iPad, invite the people coming with you, and see how the trip holds up. The free plan runs a real trip, not a demonstration.

Start planning

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