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Open the plannerA free worldwide trip planner that does the research for you: it gathers the must-see places and auto-builds a day-by-day itinerary with no zig-zag - without hopping between dozens of tabs.
Yes. Once the itinerary is built MupDay comes along: every stop shows an estimated arrival time and the travel time to the next one, you can open navigation to any stop in Waze or Google Maps with one tap, and a "today on your trip" screen shows where you are and what is next - offline too.
Yes, completely free for everyone. All the planning, itinerary building, saving and sharing - at no cost and with no sign-up.
No. You can search, plan, build an itinerary and share it - all with no sign-up. It is better to sign in with Google, for free, to save trips and unlock advanced smart-search options.
Yes - add or remove any place and the day-by-day route rebuilds instantly. You can reorder stops, and the map and timings update live - no going back to re-prompt a chatbot.
You pick places, and the engine clusters them geographically into balanced days, orders each day into an efficient route, respects estimated visit times, and rebuilds live with every add or remove - no going back to re-prompt a chatbot.
Any city in the world, including your immediate surroundings - the system finds and checks what is worth your time at any given moment, factoring in the weather and popular attractions.
Yes. The link https://mupday.com/rome for the city name as it appears in its city-guide address (for example paris or new-york), and 3 for the number of days (up to 30). Add &date=2026-12-20 to set the first day of the trip.
Yes - MupDay is a Progressive Web App (PWA). You can "Add to Home Screen", and the itinerary and places you already loaded are available offline - especially handy abroad.
From a mix of open sources (OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia/Wikimedia) and an AI engine that summarizes "why it's worth it" for each place. Live details like hours and ratings are fetched from the source when needed, with attribution.
Yes. Kosher dining options are listed for every city, and Shabbat start and end times are taken into account when the itinerary is built. We are not a kashrut authority and we certify nothing: the kosher information is dated evidence from public sources and community reports, so it is always a recommendation - verify with the venue and your own rabbinic authority before relying on it.