Every planning tool, in one place
Four tools for the questions worth answering before you book: whether you can get in, what it will cost, what that is worth in your own money, and what to put in the bag.
- 4 tools
- No account
- Nothing to install
- Reviewed August 2026
- Free tools, live today
- 4Free tools, live today
- Passport and destination pairs in the visa checker
- 20Passport and destination pairs in the visa checker
- Items filtered by the packing generator
- 103Items filtered by the packing generator
- Currency pairs converted at mid-market rates
- 380Currency pairs converted at mid-market rates
Four questions, four answers
Each one runs in the browser and returns a number you can act on rather than a range you have to interpret.
01
Do I need a visa?Visa Checker
Pick your passport and where you are going, and the checker returns the visa type, the fee, the processing time, and the full document list. Every result carries the date it was last reviewed against the issuing government source.
- Visa type and validity
- Fee and processing time
- Required document list
20passport-destination pairsOpen tool →02
What will this trip cost?Travel Budget Calculator
Choose a city, a trip length, and a travel style to get a line-by-line breakdown across accommodation, food, transport, activities, connectivity, and a buffer. One number tells you nothing; six tell you where to cut.
- Daily and total cost
- Six spending lines
- Budget, mid-range, and luxury
5cities priced at three tiersOpen tool →03
What do I actually need to bring?Packing List Generator
Answer four questions — climate, trip type, duration, and clothing set — and a checklist of 55 to 75 items appears, grouped into six categories. Quantities scale with trip length instead of staying fixed.
- Filtered by climate and trip type
- Quantities scaled to duration
- Tick off as you pack
103items in the filtered poolOpen tool →04
What is this worth in my money?Currency Converter
Twenty travel currencies, converting as you type, with no submit button and no account. The figure shown is the mid-market rate — the benchmark your bank marks up from, so you can judge how bad an offer is.
- Mid-market benchmark rate
- Forward and reverse rate
- Converts as you type
380currency pairs coveredOpen tool →
Three things every tool here promises
No account, ever
Nothing here asks for an email address. The tools run in your browser, your selections stay on your device, and closing the tab is all it takes to clear them.
Sourced, then dated
Visa rules trace to the issuing government, budget figures to typical shoulder-season prices, and rates to a live provider. Every dataset carries the month it was last reviewed — currently August 2026.
Estimates labelled as estimates
Where a number is a planning baseline rather than a quoted price, the result says so. A tool that hides its uncertainty is worse than no tool at all.
What lands next
Both of these grow out of the city datasets, so they ship alongside destination coverage rather than ahead of it.
Suggest a tool →Seasonal Travel Calendar
BuildingMonth-by-month weather, crowd levels, and price swings for every city we cover, so you can see what shoulder season actually saves you.
Flight Time & Layover Planner
BuildingTotal door-to-door time for a route including layovers, so a cheaper itinerary can be judged against the hours it costs you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these travel tools really free?
Yes. All four tools are free to use with no account, no email capture, and no usage limit. They run entirely in your browser, which means your passport choice, budget selections, and packing list never leave your device. The site is funded by advertising and affiliate links rather than by charging for the tools.
Which tool should I start with?
Start with the visa checker, because a refused or slow visa is the only thing on this list that can cancel a trip outright. Move to the budget calculator once you know the destination is open to your passport, use the currency converter to sanity-check quoted prices, and generate the packing list in the final week before departure when the weather forecast is actually reliable.
How current is the data behind the tools?
Every dataset carries a last-reviewed date, currently August 2026, and that date appears on the tool page itself rather than being buried in a policy page. Visa rules are checked against official government sources, budget figures reflect typical shoulder-season prices, and exchange rates use mid-market benchmarks. Travel data moves, so treat any result as a planning baseline and confirm anything you are about to pay for.
Do the tools work on a phone?
Yes. Every tool is built to work at phone width first, which matters most for the packing list, since that is the one you are most likely to open while standing over an open suitcase. Nothing needs installing and there is no app.
What tools are coming next?
A seasonal travel calendar showing month-by-month weather, crowd levels, and price swings per city, and a flight time and layover planner that totals door-to-door travel time for a route. Both expand as the underlying city datasets do, so they arrive alongside destination coverage rather than ahead of it.