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Turistar review

Free#25 of 45 in Travel Itinerary Apps

A free web planner for collaborative, visual trip organization.

6.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Turistar is a free, open-source web application for people planning trips together. Its core workspace combines day-by-day visual itineraries, drag-and-drop activity organization, place search, interactive maps, budgets, and expense tracking. Plans are private by default, while public URLs provide read-only sharing. That makes Turistar a practical fit for families, friends, and small groups that want one shared plan rather than separate notes or documents.

The product’s strongest angle is collaborative planning. Real-time editing supports group changes, and role-based permissions distinguish owners, admins, members, and readers. This gives trip organizers more control than a simple shared list, especially when some participants should contribute while others only need to view the itinerary. Geoapify supports place search and maps, while Supabase Realtime supports live collaboration. The published product details describe use across mobile and desktop web interfaces, with deployment as a standard Next.js application.

Turistar’s free pricing model and open-source approach make it appealing when cost, control, and shared planning matter more than a broad travel ecosystem. It is less suitable for buyers who require a native mobile or desktop application, AI-assisted recommendations, or editable public collaboration through an open link. Choose it for visual planning, budgets, permissions, and shared itinerary editing in the browser; choose an alternative if your priority is an expanded platform experience beyond web-based trip organization.

Turistar pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free and open source for collaborative trip planning
    • Day-by-day drag-and-drop itineraries with interactive maps
    • Budgets, real-time editing, and role-based permissions
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only access rather than a native app
    • Public itinerary links are read-only
    • No AI-assisted planning features

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