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My Summer Days

Your all-in-one trip planner.

Build your itinerary, manage your budget and plan together with the people you’re travelling with. Keep bookings, tickets, to-dos and packing lists in the same place, with a planning guide to help you work out what to do next.

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A trip being planned on the website. Capri and Rome go in and the days fill up. The map opens and goes from Zurich to Capri, Rome and Venice, drawing the journey between them. The checks find a tight change between the check-out and the ferry, fixed in one click. The train tickets are added and the journeys marked booked. Maya and Tom join, and Maya moves a visit. On To do the ferry’s booking reference goes in and the rest is handed to Maya, and on the shared packing list you take the plug adaptors and pack the swimsuits. The guide shows every planning step ticked off, and a view-only link to the trip is made and copied.

Add your places

What is My Summer Days?

A trip planner that puts every day of your trip on a timetable, hour by hour. Add the places you’re visiting and what you want to do in each, and invite the people you’re going with to plan it with you. The same trip keeps your bookings, tickets, packing lists and spending, on the web and in the app for iPhone and Android.

The website, with the sample trip: its timetable, an item’s time being changed, Daydream, files, budget, To do, people and map.

The whole trip, hour by hour, with the checks beside it.

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Plan

Add your places, then fill in each day.

Each place gets its own colour across the dates you’re there. Add activities, meals, stays and travel to a day. Each one takes up as much of the timetable as it lasts, so you can see how full the day is.

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Four days of a trip, from Rome to Venice, in 15-minute intervals, with the trip's places and the grid's settings: time intervals and row height.
Wed23 Sep
Thu24 Sep
Fri25 Sep
Sat26 Sep
Rome
Venice
8:00 AM9:00 AM10:00 AM11:00 AM12:00 PM1:00 PM2:00 PM3:00 PM4:00 PM5:00 PM6:00 PM7:00 PM
8:30 AMVatican Museums
St Peter's Basilica
2:00 PMRome to Florence train
4:30 PMMichelangelo's David
7:00 AMTrevi Fountain and Spanish Steps
Check out Rome
11:00 AMRome to Venice train
Check in at Venice stay
4:00 PMExplore Rialto Bridge and Grand Canal
9:00 AMSt Mark's Basilica and Square
12:00 PMDoge's Palace and Bridge of Sighs
2:00 PMLunch
4:00 PMGondola ride
9:30 AMLibreria Acqua Alta and souvenir shopping
12:15 PMLunch before departure
3:30 PMLeaving to Auckland

Places

Zurich
Capri
Rome
Venice

Drag the end of a place to stay longer. The rest move along.

Time intervals51015203060
Row heightCompactNormalRoomy

  • Places in colour

    Each place has its own colour on the timetable. Drag either end to stay a night longer or shorter.

  • Sized by time

    Each item is as tall as it is long, so a two-hour lunch takes twice the room of a one-hour visit.

  • Saved ideas

    Keep a list of things you might do in each place, and drag one onto a day when there’s time.

  • Booked items

    Mark an item as booked and it’s locked in place, so it can’t be moved by mistake.

Your trip on a map, with the travel time between items.

Open a place to list its items in order, with how long it takes to walk or drive from one to the next. Give an item an address and it appears on the map.

The Map button on the timetable opens the trip on a map, from Zurich to Capri, Rome and Venice. Rome opens with its items numbered in order and the Pantheon's details on its pin. Monday is chosen, the walking time between the stay and the Pantheon shows the route through the streets, and then the drive. Trevi Fountain has no address yet; Trevi is typed in, the suggestion is picked and saved, and the item drops onto the map with its own number.

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Checks

Checks for problems while you plan.

My Summer Days checks the trip as you plan it for things that won’t work, such as a connection that’s too tight, a night with nowhere to stay, or a day with no time to eat. Each check says what’s wrong, and many come with a button that fixes it.

One day of a trip, with the warning the checks give about the change from ferry to train.
Checks on this trip1 to fix5 to check4 tips
Mon21 Sep
Capri
Rome
10:00 AM11:00 AM12:00 PM1:00 PM2:00 PM
Check out from Capri
10:00 AMCapri to Naples ferry
11:45 AMNaples to Rome train
Rome stay check-in

Capri to Rome

Tight changes: 15 minutes from Check out from Capri to the ferry (allow 45) and 15 minutes from Capri to Naples ferry to the train (allow 30).

Move "Check out from Capri" 30 minutes earlier

  • Tight connections

    Enough time to get to your train, ferry or flight, and on to what’s next when you arrive.

  • Two things at once

    Plans that overlap, such as a museum visit during your train journey.

  • Nights with nowhere to stay

    A night in a place with no check-in to cover it.

  • Late check-outs

    Checking out of your stay after your train or flight has left.

  • No way to the next place

    Moving on to the next place with no travel planned between them.

  • No time to eat

    A day that runs through lunch or dinner with no meal planned.

  • Days that are too full

    More hours of activities than suits the pace you set for the trip.

  • Bookings with no reference

    A flight, train, ferry or stay with no booking reference saved.

  • Late night, early start

    A late finish followed by an early start the next morning.

  • Long gaps in a day

    Several free hours in the middle of a day, with room for something else.

  • Empty days

    A day in a place with nothing planned, which you can make a free day.

  • Planned twice

    The same activity on more than one day, often left behind after moving it.

  • Plans in the wrong place

    An item in one place on a day you’re somewhere else, or while you’re travelling.

  • A place you’re not going to

    An item somewhere that isn’t one of your places, with no travel to get there.

  • Travel that doesn’t match

    A train or flight on the day you move on that goes somewhere other than your next place.

  • No way back

    A day trip with travel there but none back.

  • Days with no place

    Days between your places that aren’t part of any of them, and plans left on those days.

  • Places that overlap

    Two places that share more days than the one you travel between them.

  • Plans outside the trip

    An item on a day the trip no longer covers, often after shortening a stay.

  • Ends before it starts

    An item whose end time is earlier than its start time.

  • A removed place

    Items and ideas still tied to a place you’ve taken off the trip.

  • Places with no name

    A place on the trip that still needs a name.

  • Opening hours to confirm

    Places Daydream planned around their usual hours, for you to check before you go.

Daydream

Daydream answers questions about your trip and makes changes when you ask.

Describe a trip in a few lines and Daydream drafts the days. On a trip you’re already planning, you can ask it questions, such as whether a day is too busy. You can also ask it to make changes, such as filling a free evening, giving bookings to people on the trip, setting a budget or adding to the packing list. Every change it makes is listed, and you can undo any of them.

Asking Daydream about a trip to Rome: whether Tuesday is too busy, dinner near the Pantheon, handing the Rome stay to Maya and the Vatican tickets to Tom, a budget, and two things for the packing list, then undoing one of them.

Ask about the trip

  • Start from a description

    Say where you’re going, when, who’s coming and what you like, and get a day-by-day plan.

  • Ideas from other travellers

    Suggestions come from what travellers post, not only the best-known sights.

  • Mention with @

    Type @ to name a day, a booking or a person, so Daydream knows what you mean.

  • Undo any change

    Each change is listed as it’s made. Undo one, or everything from that request.

What it costs

40

Daydream credits every month

Questions are always free.

Planning a trip

By the trip’s length

  • Up to 7 nights10 credits
  • 8 to 14 nights12 credits
  • 15 to 21 nights16 credits
  • 22 nights or more20 credits

Changing a trip

By how much it changes

  • A small change2 credits
  • Reworking a day or more4 credits
  • A new place to stay or new dates6 credits

Protected trips

Lock the details. The plan still works.

Protect a trip, and the things only your group needs, like addresses, booking numbers, notes and files, are encrypted on your phone or computer before they’re saved. Only the people on the trip can open them.

  • Unlock with Face IDLink your phone with a QR code, then use Face ID, your fingerprint or your passcode.
  • Shared links leave them outA shared link shows titles, dates and places, never addresses, notes or files.
One booking on a protected trip. Its name, time and place stay readable; its address, booking reference, notes and files are encrypted.

Stays readable. Names, times and places, so the timetable and the checks still work.

3:00 PM · Check-inAirbnb in Trastevere

RomeMon 21 Sep, 3:00 PM

Locked. Encrypted on your phone or computer before it’s saved. Only the people on the trip can open it, files and file names included.

AddressVia della Lungaretta 12, Rome
Booking referenceHMXK8Q2D4Y
NotesKey box 4417, left of the green door
Files
Airbnb Trastevere.pdfReservation · Mon 21 Sep

Around the plan

Ideas, people, bookings, packing and money, kept with the trip.

These open beside the timetable and use what’s already in the plan, such as who’s coming, where you’re staying, what’s booked and what it cost.

Ideas for every place

Everyone on the trip can add ideas for each place and mark the ones they’d like to do.

Find things to do

Browse tours and tickets for each place, with ratings and photos, and save the ones you like as ideas.

Put it on a day

Choose a day for an idea. See what else is on that day, then use the first free time or drag it where you want.

Try another version

Keep a snapshot of the plan to try something else, like a rainy-day Rome. Change it as much as you like, and the plan stays as it is.

Compare day by day

See which days a snapshot changes, then open a day to see what’s new, moved or gone.

Make it the plan

Bring one day over, or make the whole snapshot the plan for everyone. The old plan is kept as a snapshot.

Plan together

See who else has the trip open, which items they’re looking at, and changes as they’re made.

Invite who’s coming

Invite people by email as editors, who can change the plan, or viewers, who can only see it. Add someone without an account as a guest, so you can split costs with them.

Who changed what

Every change and who made it, newest first. You can put the trip back to an earlier version.

Share a link

Make a link anyone can open to see the trip without changing it. Addresses, notes, files and costs aren’t shown.

To do before you go

A to-do list made from your plan, covering stays to book, tickets to add and things to check. Much of it ticks itself off as you fill the trip in.

What each booking needs

Each booking shows what’s missing, such as the reference, the address or the tickets, and you can add it from the list.

Share out the jobs

Give any to-do to someone on the trip. It shows with their name, and they get a notification.

Packing lists

Make packing lists for the trip. Share one with the people you choose, or keep it to yourself. Only the people on a list can see it.

A planning guide

A short set of steps for planning the trip in order. Each step ticks itself off as the trip fills in.

Spending in any currency

Enter what you spent in the currency you paid in. It’s converted at that day’s rate and keeps that rate, so totals don’t change later.

Split costs

Say who paid and who it was for, and split it equally or by amount. Guests can be included.

Settle up

See who owes whom and how much, and mark it paid once they’ve paid.

Tickets and files

Link each ticket or confirmation to its item. Download the trip and they open on your phone without signal.

Print it, or save a PDF

A cover page, an overview of the whole trip, then each day in order.

iPhone and Android

Your trip on your phone.

The app has the same trip as the website. See each day as a timetable or a list, and download the trip so its plan and files open without signal.

Coming soon to theApp StoreComing soon toGoogle Play

  • Works offline

    Download a trip, and its plan and files open without signal.

  • Add bookings from other apps

    Share a photo, screenshot or PDF of a booking to the app to add it to your trip.

  • More days sideways

    Turn your phone sideways and the timetable shows several days at once.

  • Notifications

    Get a notification when Daydream finishes, if notifications are on.

  • The app on Sunday in Capri, drawn to scale: a boat tour and the Blue Grotto, the chairlift to Monte Solaro, lunch in Anacapri and Villa San Michele.
    The day, to scale
  • The same Sunday in Capri as a list, each item with its time, how long it takes and where.
    Or as a list
  • The trip's dashboard: Zurich, Capri, Rome and Venice over 11 days, the people coming, what's left to do before you go, and Checks and Packing.
    The whole trip at a glance
  • Ideas for Rome, with who added each one and how many are interested: a Trastevere evening walk, cacio e pepe in Testaccio, gelato at Giolitti and the Borghese Gallery.
    Ideas for every place
  • Checks on the trip: one to fix, not enough time between arriving in Zurich and the trip to Lucerne, and five to check, such as no way back from Paris.
    Checks on the plan
  • Before you go: stays, travel, activities, documents and money, and packing, each with what's booked and what's left.
    What’s left before you go
  • A packing list shared by you and Maya, 5 of 15 packed, with who's bringing the sun cream and the plug adaptors.
    A packing list to share
  • The people on the trip: Maya can edit, Tom can view, and Lily is a guest you split costs with.
    Who’s coming
  • The budget in US dollars: $4,424 spent of $7,000, what's left to spend each day, what you're owed, and spending in each place.
    Costs, split fairly
  • Activity on the trip, newest first: Tom added gelato at Giolitti, and Maya moved lunch in Anacapri to 2:00 PM.
    Who changed what
  • The trip on a map, from Zurich to Capri, Rome and Venice, with each place's dates and nights.
    The trip on a map
  • Daydream on the phone, answering whether Sunday in Capri is too packed to fit in a swim.
    Daydream on the go
  • The trip's files on the phone: the ferry and train tickets, the Accademia tickets and the Venice booking, all kept on the phone so they open without a connection.
    Tickets, with no signal

Start planning your next trip.

You don’t need to have everything booked or decided. Add the places you’d like to visit and a few things you want to do, then build the rest of your plan as you go.

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