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Waiz review

Freemium#7 of 160 in AI Travel Planners

A capable free planner for organized group trips and email-based booking imports.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Waiz is an AI travel planner for individuals and groups who want day-by-day itineraries, shared planning, and booking details organized in one place. It can import flight, hotel, train, and tour confirmations from email, then present plans on an interactive map with numbered stops. Travelers also get packing and to-do lists, shareable browser links, PDF export, Google Maps export, and offline-readable cached itineraries and documents. Its free plan supports unlimited trips and itineraries, real-time group planning, live synchronization, shareable trip links, and a free AI trip preview.

Pricing is straightforward by plan. Free covers the core planning workflow, including unlimited trips, collaborative updates, and shared links. Pro includes everything in Free and adds the AI trip wizard, trip chat, automatic email booking imports, live weather for every itinerary day, trip insights, and route optimization. The plan structure makes Waiz suitable for travelers who want to start without a paid commitment, while frequent planners handling many confirmations or needing more automated guidance have a clear reason to upgrade.

Waiz’s strongest fit is a collaborative trip workspace that combines itinerary generation, maps, weather, checklists, and document access. Google Maps and email integrations support a practical travel workflow, while web access and iOS availability cover browser sharing and mobile planning. The trade-off is that several of the most advanced features sit behind Pro, including automated imports and expanded AI tools. Choose Waiz if shared itineraries, confirmation organization, and map-based planning matter most; consider another option if you need a broader booking marketplace or a mobile platform beyond iOS.

Waiz pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Unlimited trips, itineraries, and real-time group planning on Free
    • Imports flight, hotel, train, and tour confirmations from email
    • Maps, route optimization, weather, exports, and offline cached itineraries
  • Where it doesn't
    • AI trip wizard and trip chat require the Pro plan
    • Automated email booking imports require the Pro plan
    • Mobile availability is limited to iOS alongside the web app

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