hitabi
Every place checked by a human

Turn your trip into a personal offline app.

hi tabi is a free, offline-first travel planner — it turns real, human-checked places into day-by-day itineraries, no signup needed.

31 regions / cities1163 real placesHuman-checked · works offline · free
Kyoto for two · 3 days
Couple · balanced pace · April
Verified
Higashiyama — the old eastMon · 12 Apr
4 stops · 2 meals · ~1.8 km on foot
08:30Kiyomizu-deraTemple · anchorKiyomizu-dera
10:151Gion & Hanami-kōjiOld quarterGion & Hanami-kōji
12:30Nishiki MarketStreet-food lunchNishiki Market
18:30Pontochō alleyRiverside dinnerPontochō alley
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The trust layer
31regions / cities
1163real places, human-checked
AIarranges your day — never guesses facts
100%works offline, once saved
How it works

From a few taps to a plan you can trust

Four steps, no account needed to look around. The hard part — deciding what's actually worth your time — is already done.

01

Tell us who's going

Solo, a couple, family with a stroller, friends. Pace, diet, and what you're into — a short, plain survey.

02

We match real places

Your profile filters a curated pool that people actually visited and verified — never a model's guess.

03

AI orders the day

One neighbourhood a day, anchors first, a verified bite always nearby. The AI only sequences — facts stay fixed. A one-tap Google sign-in unlocks it, purely to keep bots out.

04

Install it as an app

No App Store — add it to your home screen and the whole plan lives on your phone. It works in a tunnel, on a mountain, with no roaming.

Why tabi is different

Most planners guess. tabi knows.

A generic AI planner

  • Invents places that may be closed or never existed
  • Diet & access needs treated as soft hints
  • Sends you zig-zagging across town
  • Dead the moment your signal drops
  • Signup forms before you see anything
  • Paywalls the basics
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  • Every place visited & verified by a person
  • Diet & accessibility are hard filters
  • One neighbourhood a day, with backups
  • Whole plan + maps saved offline
  • Browse with no account — one-tap Google sign-in only for AI
  • Free — unlimited plans and trips
Real plans, ready to open

Browse a finished trip — then make it yours

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The Golden Route — Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka in 10 days10-day route · Japan

The Golden Route — Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka in 10 days

Japan's classic first trip: Tokyo's neon and museums, Kyoto's temples, Osaka's street food — 10 days, one seamless offline plan.

Tokyo4 daysKyoto3 daysOsaka3 days
Rome, Florence & Venice — Italy's classic route in a week7-day route · Italy

Rome, Florence & Venice — Italy's classic route in a week

Italy's Golden Route: ancient Rome, Renaissance Florence and Venice's canals, stitched together by fast trains — one seamless offline plan, every stop verified.

Rome3 daysFlorence2 daysVenice2 days
Seoul to Busan — Korea's classic week by KTX7-day route · South Korea

Seoul to Busan — Korea's classic week by KTX

Korea's two faces in one week: Seoul's palaces, markets and neon, then the KTX south to Busan's beaches, seafood and hillside villages — one seamless offline plan.

Seoul4 daysBusan3 days
Kyoto, Himeji & Hiroshima — castles, the floating torii and Peace Park in 6 days6-day route · Japan

Kyoto, Himeji & Hiroshima — castles, the floating torii and Peace Park in 6 days

West from Kyoto on the Sanyō shinkansen: Japan's finest surviving castle at Himeji, then Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park and the torii standing in the tide at Miyajima — every stop verified, works offline.

Kyoto3 daysHimeji1 dayHiroshima2 days
The European Grand Tour — Paris, Rome, Florence & Venice in 11 days11-day route · France · Italy

The European Grand Tour — Paris, Rome, Florence & Venice in 11 days

Europe's classic first trip: Paris, then south to Rome's ruins, Renaissance Florence and Venice's canals — four cities, two countries, one seamless offline plan with every stop verified.

Paris4 daysRome3 daysFlorence2 daysVenice2 days
Osaka with young kids — 4 days in Aprilfamily · Osaka

Osaka with young kids — 4 days in April

Stroller-paced Osaka: aquarium, castle, and food everyone eats — 4 days built for a family with young kids, every stop offline-ready.

Kyoto for two — 4 unhurried dayscouple · Kyoto

Kyoto for two — 4 unhurried days

Kyoto for two: marquee temples at opening time, slow tea-house afternoons, and verified dinner spots — 4 unhurried days, fully offline.

Tokyo solo — 5 days, packedsolo · Tokyo

Tokyo solo — 5 days, packed

Tokyo solo: counter seats, record shops, one neighbourhood a day — 5 packed days built for solo travel, offline maps for every stop.

Seoul for two — 4 days, palaces to pochacouple · Seoul

Seoul for two — 4 days, palaces to pocha

Seoul for two: palace mornings and hanok lanes, Namsan at dusk, markets and late-night pocha — 4 verified days, fully offline.

Singapore for food lovers — 3 days of hawkerscouple · Singapore

Singapore for food lovers — 3 days of hawkers

Singapore by appetite: hawker centres with per-stall hours, Michelin-cheap plates, three cultural quarters of eating — 3 verified days, offline.

Paris for two — 4 unhurried dayscouple · Paris

Paris for two — 4 unhurried days

Paris for a couple: Louvre mornings and Marais lanes, the Seine at golden hour, Montmartre's hill and long café dinners — 4 verified days, fully offline.

Istanbul in 4 days — bazaars to Bosphoruscouple · Istanbul

Istanbul in 4 days — bazaars to Bosphorus

Istanbul in four days: Sultanahmet's mosques and the Grand Bazaar, a Bosphorus ferry to the Asian side, Balat's colours and Beyoğlu after dark — verified, fully offline.

Taipei for food lovers — 3 days of night marketscouple · Taipei

Taipei for food lovers — 3 days of night markets

Taipei by appetite: Yongkang's beef noodles and dumplings, Ximending by day, Shilin and Raohe night markets after dark, Taipei 101 to walk it off — 3 verified days, offline.

Where to?

One method. More of the world, soon.

The curation method isn't tied to a country. 9 countries are live: Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Turkey, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands. We keep deepening each one city by city rather than racing to add flags — tell us where you're headed and we'll prioritise it.

Don't see your country? Tell us where you're going — it shapes what we build next.

Who we are

Built by travelers, for travelers

hi tabi didn't start as a product. It started as a tool we built for ourselves and our closest circle — we needed a reliable, fully offline way to follow a day-by-day plan abroad without burning through roaming data, and generic AI tools kept inventing places that were closed or never existed. So we built a human-verified catalog, opened it to everyone — and we still plan our own trips with it.

Why does the AI need a sign-in?

No forms, no newsletter — a one-tap Google sign-in only protects the AI from bot abuse and keeps it fast and free for real travelers. Browsing and ready-made plans need no account at all.

How you can support us

hi tabi is free and unlimited; we pay the server and AI costs ourselves. If it helps you, booking your hotels, tickets or eSIM through the partner links inside your plan supports us — at no extra cost to you.

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