Forward your booking emails. Trip7 runs the trip.

No. Connecting Gmail is optional and only saves you the step of forwarding. Trip7 works with any email provider: add the address you want to forward from to your account, confirm it once, and you can forward booking emails to trips@trip7.io from that inbox.

Yes, and this is the part most travel apps cannot do. Forward anything about your trip: a schedule change, a cancellation, a rebooking notice, or your whole back-and-forth conversation with the hotel or your travel agent. Trip7 works out which trip it belongs to and updates your plan, so what you see is always the latest version even after something changes.

Flights, hotels, trains, car rentals, restaurant reservations, attraction and tour tickets, cruises, taxi and transfer bookings, parking, and transit passes. Trip7 puts them all on one timeline in the order they happen, including trips with several flights, layovers and tight connections across different time zones.

Yes. Before a departure, Trip7 checks the live delay status reported for the airport you are flying from, including the reason for any delays, and works it into the brief it writes you. It uses that alongside your flight time and how long the journey to the airport takes to recommend when you should leave.

Trip7 knows where your next booking is and when it starts. It works out how long the journey takes by car, by public transport or on foot, watches the traffic, and gives you a countdown telling you when to set off. If you want to stop somewhere on the way, search for the place and Trip7 tells you whether the detour still gets you there on time.

Trip7 pulls the boarding passes, train tickets, entry codes and QR codes out of your booking emails automatically and keeps them together in the app. Swipe to the one you need and the screen brightens on its own so the scanner reads it the first time.

Yes. Ask the Trip7 concierge in your own words and it answers with your trip in mind, because it already knows where you are staying, what you have booked and where you are standing. You get places nearby with walking times, opening hours, prices and what other people said about them.

Yes. Trip7 builds a packing list from your actual plans and the weather forecast for the place you are going, so it accounts for what you have booked rather than giving you a generic checklist.

Yes. Trip7 gives you useful phrases in the local language written out so you can say them, along with how things are normally done where you are going: how tipping works, how to greet people, and how the local transport is used. It also tells you the entry requirements and any safety notices for the countries on your trip.

Trip7 is a travel organizer first. Trip planners help you research and build a trip before you book; Trip7 starts once you have booked, turning your confirmation emails into one itinerary and running the trip from there with flight alerts, leave-by times and tickets. Its concierge can still help plan the open parts of a trip, such as a free morning or where to eat tonight, using what is already in your itinerary.

Yes. Every trip is private until you decide otherwise. You can keep it to yourself, share it with anyone who has the link, or make it public, and you set this separately for each trip. You can change your mind or switch the link off at any time.

No. Trip7 suits any plan with more than one part: a day out in the city with a few reservations, a weekend away, or a month abroad. If there are bookings to keep track of, times to make and people to meet, it earns its place.

Yes. Trip7 runs on both iPhone and Android, and it is free on each. The people following your trip on the web need only a browser.