A travel concierge that already knows your trip

Trip7's travel concierge is an assistant inside the free Trip7 app that answers questions about your own trip. Because it has read your booking emails, it already knows where you are staying, what you have booked and where you are standing, so you can ask a question in plain words without explaining anything first.

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Trip7 concierge answering a question about a free morning with three walkable suggestions near the user's hotel, each with distance, opening hours, and prices
Ask a question in your own words. The answer already knows your hotel.
Trip7 pre-departure brief recommending a 4:10 PM leave time, explaining the three-hour airport buffer and the 50-minute drive, with flight, terminal, gate, and airport wait times listed
Leave by 4:10 PM. Here is exactly how that time was worked out.

What can I ask a travel concierge?

Ask the way you would ask a person at a hotel desk. “Where should we eat near the hotel tonight?” “What is open on our free morning?” “How do I get from the station to the museum?” “Is this neighbourhood alright to walk through after dark?”

The answers come back with the practical parts filled in: how far away it is on foot, when it opens, roughly what it costs, and what other visitors said about it. Because the concierge knows your plan, it will not suggest something on the far side of the city an hour before your dinner reservation.

What is a travel brief?

Trip7 writes you short briefs as they become useful, rather than on a fixed schedule. The evening before, it shapes tomorrow for you: the weather, what is scheduled, and any heads-up such as an early start or a long journey. Before a flight it works out what time you should set off, and shows you how it reached that number — the departure time, the airport buffer, and how long the door-to-gate journey takes.

It is written for your trip rather than for the destination in general, which is the difference between a brief and a guidebook. You are not reading forty pages to find the two things that apply to you today.

Does it help with packing, local customs and the language?

Trip7 builds a packing list from your real plans and the weather forecast where you are going, so a week of walking tours in the rain produces a different list from three days of restaurants.

It also tells you how things are normally done where you are headed — how tipping works, how people greet each other, how the local transport is used — and gives you useful phrases in the local language written out so you can say them out loud. Entry requirements and safety notices for the countries on your trip come through the same way, before you go and while you are there.

The short version

What it costs
Free to download and free to use.
Where it runs
iPhone and Android.
What it knows
Your bookings, your hotel, your day's plan, who you are travelling with, and where you are right now.
What it writes for you
Daily briefs, packing lists, entry requirements, safety notices, local customs and phrases in the local language.
How you ask
In ordinary words. There are no menus or filters to work through.

Questions about this.

Each answer stands on its own, so you can read just the one you need.

Can Trip7 recommend places to eat and things to do?

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.

Does Trip7 write a packing list?

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.

Can Trip7 help me with the local language and customs?

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.