Questions, answered

Yes. Planning is free, with no account and no paywall. Tomo earns a commission only when you book through a link, at no extra cost to you.

No. Tomo plans and finds the trip; you book and pay on the provider's own site (the airline, the hotel, or a partner). Any booking is a contract between you and them.

Yes, and that's the whole point. Swap a stay, drag or remove a day, change the length. Touching the plan is talking to the planner, and Tomo re-balances the rest.

They are AI estimates, meant to get you close. The booking site always shows the real, binding price and conditions, so verify anything important before you rely on it.

Through affiliate commissions. When you book through a link in Tomo, the provider may pay us a small commission. Your price is exactly the same as booking direct, and we never hold your money.

The provider handles it, straight back to how you paid. Tomo runs no wallet or store credit that could lock your money in.

Treat it as a strong first draft, not gospel. Opening hours, availability and prices change, and an AI can be confidently wrong, so check the things that matter before you commit.

That is on you, and it matters: official government travel advice is the source of truth, not an itinerary. Check the entry requirements for your destination yourself.

Your itineraries live in your browser, not on our servers. Analytics are cookieless, we run no ads, and we do not sell personal data. The trip you describe is sent to Anthropic's Claude to generate your plan.

Sharing mints a link that anyone holding it can open, so treat it as public. Don't put anything private in a trip you intend to share.

Not yet, and we'd rather say so. Tomo is an early release: some figures on the site are still illustrative, and a few flows are simulated while we build them out.

Tomo is built by Altitudes B.V., the company behind it. Questions, or want a shared trip taken down? Email hello@tomo.voyage.