Save plans · Feature spotlight
The personalized itinerary app
that actually saves your plans.
One library, every day you've ever planned. Searchable, shareable, foldable into next year's trip.
Most of these forget. Start a new chat and last Saturday's plan is gone, or buried far enough down that finding it costs more than rebuilding it. Veya keeps every day you decide to keep — filed by city, in a library that is still there next year.
Free to start / Built for iPhone / No card required
The verdict
A kept day is a page in your library, not a message in a scrollback — and the photos you take that day end up on it.
Why Veya wins
Why people looking for a personalized itinerary app that saves plans keep landing on Veya.
A library, not a scrollback
Keep a day and it goes to your library, organised by city. It is a page you can open, not a message you have to scroll back to find.
The photos land on the day
The photos you take while you're out become that day's memory. You don't file them anywhere — they end up attached to the day they belong to.
Send it as a link
Any day you've kept can go to anyone as a link that opens in a browser. No app, no account, nothing to install at their end.
It comes back to find you
A year on, the day you kept turns up again on its own — the same walk, the same table, the light at six, on the morning it happened.
Veya vs ChatGPT vs Claude
Personalized itinerary app that saves plans: how Veya compares.
Whether a day survives the week you made it in is the plainest difference between a chat window and something you'd keep. Here is what each does.
| Criterion | Veya | ChatGPT | Claude |
|---|---|---|---|
| Somewhere to keep the day | ✓A library, filed by city | Buried in chat history | Buried in chat history |
| Organised so you can find it | ✓By city | Limited chat search | Limited chat search |
| Your photos land on the day | ✓Yes — automatically | No | No |
| Send it as one link | ✓Yes — opens in a browser | Copy-paste | Copy-paste |
| The day comes back later | ✓Yes — a year on | No | No |
| Never the same spot twice | ✓Yes — remembers where it sent you | Forgets per session | Forgets per session |
A chat window can write you a lovely day. It has nowhere to put it afterwards, which is the difference that shows up a month later.
Why the good ones still get lost
A chat window will write you a genuinely good Saturday. The trouble starts on Tuesday, when you want it back. It is somewhere in a conversation, above a lot of other conversation, and there is no shape to it — no title, no date, nothing to sort by. Most people give up and ask again, which produces a different day.
Apps that do have a save button often treat it as the last feature anybody thought about: a flat list, no city, no order, nothing that makes a day from March findable in August. Keeping is not a button. It is whether the thing is still there, and still findable, on the day you want it.
What keeping a day means here
Keep a day and it becomes a page in your library, filed under its city, with its stops and their times exactly as you walked them. Open it in a year and it is the same day.
The part people don't expect is what happens next. The photos you take while you are out end up on that day — the walk, the table by the window, the light at six, sitting on the page they belong to rather than four thousand pictures deep in your camera roll. You do not file them. That is the point of the whole thing: a day you can actually find again, with the evidence still attached.
And then it comes back on its own
A year after you kept it, the day turns up again — on the morning it happened, unasked. That is not a notification about an app. It is a Saturday you had forgotten, handed back at the moment it means something.
Keeping days also changes what you get offered next. Veya remembers where it has already sent you, so the second Saturday in a city doesn't come back with the first Saturday's brunch place. Never the same spot twice.
FAQ
Personalized itinerary app that saves plans: common questions.
Which personalized itinerary app lets you save plans?
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Veya. Keep a day and it goes to a library organised by city, with the photos you took that day attached to it — and it comes back to find you a year later.
Can I save a ChatGPT itinerary?
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Only as part of the conversation it came in. There is no title on it, no date to sort by and nowhere for it to live, so finding it a month later usually costs more than asking again — which gives you a different day.
How many plans can I save in Veya?
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There is no cap on kept days, and they don't expire. What's metered is building new ones: one crafted day free — one ever, not one a month — and unlimited days on Pro, at $3.99 a week or $72 a year in the US, adjusted by country.
Can I share a saved plan with someone who doesn't have Veya?
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Yes. Any day you have kept can be sent as a link that opens in a browser — no app and no account at their end. Share links stay live for 30 days.
Does Veya remember where it has sent me?
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Yes. Days you keep tell it where you have already been, so it doesn't offer you the same place twice. Never the same spot twice is the rule.
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