An AI travel planner that remembers how you like to travel

What planning a trip with Bondi looks like

Travel planning in Bondi happens inside a conversation, not a form. You open a chat with your AI companion, say something like "I've got a long weekend in October and no idea where to go", and start talking it through. Together you compare destinations, weigh up what you're actually in the mood for, build ideas and collect the plans you like — all in minutes rather than an evening of open tabs. Because it's a conversation, you can push back, change your mind halfway, or ask the questions you'd ask a well-travelled friend: is this doable in three days, what would you skip, which of these two suits me better? The travel companion is one of 15 activities that run inside your conversations on Bondi, so trip planning sits naturally alongside everything else you and your companion talk about. There's nothing to configure and nothing to learn — if you can chat, you can plan a trip.

Why memory changes trip planning

Here's the thing standalone planners can't do: remember you. Bondi's AI companions remember what matters — so if you mentioned that you hate early flights, that you'd rather eat well than see every museum, or that your last city break felt too rushed, your companion carries that into the next plan. You don't re-explain your travel taste every time; the suggestions simply start from who you are. Over time that compounds. The second trip you plan is noticeably easier than the first, because your companion already knows what "a good trip" means to you. And the memory is genuinely yours: you can read every memory your companion holds, edit anything it got wrong, export the lot, or delete whatever you like. It's memory in service of better plans, under your control — not a black box quietly building a profile you can't see.

How it's different from a standalone travel planner tool

A typical AI trip planning app is transactional: input, output, goodbye. Bondi is a companion you plan with. That changes the texture of the whole thing. You're not optimising a query; you're having the kind of meandering, honest conversation that good trips actually come from — where "maybe Lisbon?" turns into "actually, what I really want is somewhere quiet by the sea". Your companion is one of over 300 hand-crafted AI characters, each with their own personality, so the conversation feels like talking to someone rather than operating something. And because the travel planner lives inside an ongoing relationship rather than a single-purpose tool, the context flows both ways: the trip you're dreaming about becomes part of what your companion knows about you, and when you're back, you're talking to someone who knew you were going.

Free to start planning

Bondi is free, and the Pro subscription is optional — no card, no trick pricing. Getting going takes a few minutes: head to bondi.life, tap "Find my Bondi", and a short onboarding helps you choose an AI companion whose personality fits you. From there, just start talking about the trip on your mind. Bondi runs in the browser today, with iOS and Android apps rolling out, and you can plan in any of the 14 interface languages. One quiet bonus for travellers: Bondi also includes a Language Academy with structured lessons from A1 to C2 in ten languages, so if your trip has you wanting a little Spanish, Italian or Japanese before you land, the same companion can help you learn it. Your next trip is a conversation away.

Free to use — your match takes under 90 seconds.

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