Jettova

Jettova is a trip planner for individuals and groups that builds day-by-day itineraries from a destination or travel idea. Its AI planner can add activities, meals, budgets and booking links, then update the itinerary. Group planning rooms let participants vote on destinations, dates, budgets and preferences while collaborating. Meet in the Middle ranks destinations using cost and travel time, with an English-friendly filter. Travelers can submit TikTok or YouTube videos for proposed itineraries, and date polls accept votes without an account while displaying overlap in a live heatmap. Jettova extracts receipt details and calculates who owes whom using the fewest transfers. Booking partners include Expedia, Viator, Klook, Ticketmaster, Airalo, EconomyBookings and Ekta. Consumer planning is free; bookings use partner checkouts without Jettova markup or platform fees. API plans range from a 500-request free tier to paid tiers.

Jettova combines itinerary building, group decisions, scheduling and expense splitting in one trip-planning service. Consumer planning is free, while API users choose among quota-based plans and must follow tier limits.

It suits individuals and groups planning trips, coordinating dates and splitting expenses. Developers can use travel APIs for itinerary, meeting-city, visa, packing and booking-link tools.

Jettova is a trip planner for solo travelers and groups, with AI-built itineraries and tools for coordinating decisions, dates and expenses. It is best for groups who want those jobs connected rather than handled in separate apps. The consumer planner is free; developers should weigh API quotas and planned launch pricing.

Overview

Give Jettova a destination or a travel idea and it creates a day-by-day itinerary with activities, meals, budgets and booking links. Route planning, shared itineraries and offline access cover practical trip needs, while group tools extend the service beyond assembling a schedule. Its main strength is the joined-up workflow; travelers who only need a route or a place to store reservations may not need the extra planning layer.

Jettova names Expedia, Viator, Klook, Ticketmaster, Airalo, EconomyBookings and Ekta as booking partners. It says it adds no markup or platform fee, with bookings and payments completed through partner checkouts at partner prices. That avoids an added Jettova charge, but means purchase takes place on the partner’s checkout rather than within Jettova.

Key features

Group decisions and planning

Planning rooms let members vote on destinations, dates, budgets and preferences while collaborating on an itinerary. Meet in the Middle ranks destination options using factors such as cost and travel time, and includes an English-friendly filter. These tools are most useful when a group needs to reconcile different constraints before settling on a plan; solo travelers have less reason to value them.

Date polls let people vote on days or times without creating an account, and a live heatmap displays where schedules overlap. That lowers the barrier for getting input from occasional participants, though the feature is focused on finding a time rather than managing every part of a trip.

AI itineraries and video ideas

The AI planner builds and updates day-by-day itineraries with activities, meals, budgets and booking links. Users can also submit TikTok or YouTube travel videos for a proposed itinerary. Together, those inputs can turn inspiration into a structured plan, but Jettova’s appeal depends on wanting an itinerary built around a destination or travel idea rather than simply collecting video recommendations.

Expense splitting

Jettova extracts structured details from receipt images and calculates who owes whom using the fewest transfers. The calculation can simplify settling shared costs after a trip. The company says receipt images are processed and discarded, while structured receipt fields may be retained for expense splitting, a distinction worth considering for travelers mindful of financial data.

Security and data

Jettova says database access is deny-by-default, traffic is encrypted in transit, and managed database storage is encrypted at rest. It is not currently SOC 2 certified and does not currently hold ISO 27001 or PCI DSS certification. The stated safeguards offer useful baseline protections, but organizations that require one of those certifications should look elsewhere.

Pricing

Consumer trip planning is free: the Free consumer trip planning plan costs nothing, includes a free account to save itineraries and has no markup or platform fees. Bookings are paid separately to partners at their listed prices. This is the straightforward choice for individuals and groups using the planner, with no paid consumer tier described.

API pricing is aimed at developers and organizations building with Jettova’s meeting-city rankings, itinerary tools, expense splitting, visa information, packing lists and booking links. Every listed API tier is capped at 60 requests per minute, so the monthly quota—not the per-minute ceiling—is the key distinction between plans.

The API tiers are described as planned launch pricing, with early-access billing by monthly invoice; they are not interchangeable with the free consumer planner. The free API tier has the smallest quota and requires attribution, while Starter and Growth publish monthly prices and fixed request caps. Scale trades a published quota for custom terms.

Platforms

Jettova is available on Android, iOS and web, and it also offers an API. The consumer app suits travelers planning across those platforms; the API is the relevant route for developers integrating its trip-planning functions.

Who it's for

Jettova fits groups that need to compare destinations, find overlapping dates, build a shared itinerary and settle expenses afterward. It also suits solo travelers who want an AI-generated schedule and can use the video-to-itinerary workflow. Developers should consider it when the available API functions fit their product and their expected traffic stays within a plan’s quota. It is a weaker fit for organizations whose procurement requires SOC 2, ISO 27001 or PCI DSS certification.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Free consumer planning includes itinerary saving, without a Jettova markup or platform fee on bookings.
• Group rooms, decision voting, destination rankings and account-free date polls address different stages of group coordination.
• Receipt extraction and fewest-transfer calculations make expense splitting part of the trip workflow.
• The API covers meeting-city rankings and several itinerary-related tools, with higher monthly quotas on paid plans.

Cons

• Bookings and payments happen at partner checkouts, so Jettova does not provide the purchase step itself.
• The free API tier is limited to 500 requests per month and requires attribution; every tier also shares a 60-requests-per-minute cap.
• Starter and Growth are presented as planned launch pricing with early-access monthly invoicing, rather than terms that describe a standard billing setup.
• The company does not currently hold SOC 2, ISO 27001 or PCI DSS certification, which may rule it out for some organizations.

Alternatives

Travel Itinerary Apps is a useful starting point for comparing more itinerary tools. Choose Lambus instead if a free basic platform or a one-year PRO gift purchase priced at €24.99 a year better matches your needs.

Pilot is a free alternative for travelers who want itinerary building, route and map tools, reservation imports and real-time collaboration. For road-trip planning with clearly stated trip and stop caps on its free and Basic plans, consider Roadtrippers.

Rome2Rio is a free alternative with unlimited searches and no subscriptions, a better fit when searching routes matters more than Jettova’s shared planning and expense tools. Tabikit offers a free plan on iOS and web.

Traveley may suit Android users looking to start with two free itineraries. TravelMap is another option for travelers who want to map a trip with a free plan that allows up to 100 photos, straight-line routes and a private blog.

TripCraftr is worth considering for travelers seeking unlimited trips and invitees on its free plan, with daily limits on documents and replies.

Verdict

Choose Jettova if you want group decisions, itinerary building and expense splitting in one free consumer planner, or if its API tools match a project with manageable request needs. The joined-up group workflow is its clearest reason to choose it. Look elsewhere if you need bookings completed inside the planner, a larger free API allowance without attribution, or formal security certifications.