Every trip you book arrives in pieces — a flight email from one place, a hotel from another, a rental car from a third — and holding it all together is its own job. Yuki reads those confirmations straight from your inbox and assembles them into a single ordered, day-by-day itinerary, with times, addresses, PNRs and Open-in-Maps links, plus a built-in destination guide for where you're going. When a change or new booking lands, the trip updates itself, so the plan stops living in your head. Share it into a group and everyone traveling sees the same itinerary.
One itinerary, built for you
- Day-by-day timeline — flights, walks, restaurants and sights laid out by day, each with times, addresses and an Open in Maps link.
- Flights & bookings pulled from confirmation emails — airline, flight number, times and PNR in one place.
- Destination guide — visa, currency, plug type, emergency number and tap-water safety for where you’re going, built in.
- Trip documents — keep boarding passes, hotel vouchers and PDFs attached to the trip.
- Live weather for your dates, plus an activity count for the trip at a glance.
- Tasks, expenses & people — a packing/to-do list, shared expenses split among travellers, and everyone you’re going with, all on the trip.
- Shareable — share the trip into a group so everyone sees the same plan.
Auto-updating. New bookings and changes that land in your inbox flow into the trip without you lifting a finger.
Frequently asked questions
How does Yuki build a trip itinerary?
Yuki reads flight, hotel and booking confirmations from your email and assembles them into one ordered itinerary — no copy-pasting confirmation numbers.
Can I share a trip with the people I’m traveling with?
Yes. Share a trip into a group so everyone traveling sees the same flights, hotels and plans.
Does the itinerary update if plans change?
When new confirmations or changes arrive in your inbox, Yuki keeps the trip current automatically.
Does Yuki tell me about my destination?
Yes. Every trip includes a destination guide with the practical essentials — visa requirement, currency, plug type and voltage, emergency number, tap water safety, best time to visit, language and dial code — for the country and city you’re visiting.