Eighty Days review
Turns saved travel ideas into mapped lists, routes, and collaborative itineraries.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Eighty Days turns travel ideas from messages, notes, blogs, videos, Google Maps links, and recommendations into organized lists and itineraries. It is aimed at solo travelers and small groups, especially friends collecting suggestions on mobile before a trip. The app is available for iPhone, iPad, and Android, with a free plan and AI-assisted planning features.
Its central workflow is gathering inspiration from different formats, then putting places on a map and shaping them into a route or itinerary. AI-assisted itinerary chat and smart search for places and travel questions provide ways to refine a plan, while curated local and traveler lists add recommendations. Real-time collaboration lets friends work on the same planning process. Google Maps is the only named integration, so the product's fit is clearest for travelers who want to organize saved ideas in one mobile app rather than rely on a wider travel software ecosystem.
The published plan signals are limited: Apple lists the app as free, while Google Play indicates in-app purchases; no paid-plan prices or trip-length limits are stated here. That makes it difficult to compare costs beyond the free offering. Booking and export are less prominent than list-making, mapping, routes, and collaboration, so travelers seeking a planner centered on booking or clearly specified export options may prefer an alternative. Choose Eighty Days if your group starts with scattered recommendations and wants to turn them into a shared mobile itinerary; look elsewhere if desktop planning or explicit booking tools are central to your needs.
Eighty Days pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Turns messages, notes, blogs, reels, and map links into travel lists
- Maps places and supports route building and AI-assisted itinerary chat
- Friends can plan together in real time on iOS and Android
- Where it doesn't
- Mobile-only; there is no desktop deployment
- Booking and export functions are less explicit than its planning tools
- Google Maps is the only named integration
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