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Say the trip. See what it really costs.
Describe the trip you have in mind. Passerio plans it day by day and adds up the cost before you book anything.Describe the trip you have in mind. Passerio plans the days and adds up the cost before you book.
Positano, Amalfi Coast
In the app, Passerio plans a trip from one message: “Our anniversary, just the two of us. From New York: four nights in Positano, then three in Ravello, from June 12. Up to $4,000, slow mornings.” It becomes a trip for 2 people, June 12 to 19. The plan has four nights at a hotel in Positano, three at a guesthouse in Ravello and a map of the coast. The budget shows about $3,675 of $4,000. Both flights are booked, at $1,840. About $1,835 is still to book, and about $325 is left.
In your own words
It starts with your idea.
Planning a trip often means typing the same dates and the same number of people into site after site.
Describe the trip once, the way you’d tell a friend, and Passerio builds the plan from there.
In the app, the message “Our anniversary, just the two of us. From New York: four nights in Positano, then three in Ravello, from June 12. Up to $4,000, slow mornings.” becomes the details of the trip: from New York, Positano for 4 nights and Ravello for 3, June 12 to 19, 2 people, up to $4,000.
Day by day
A plan that follows your pace.
Open tabs and screenshots rarely add up to a plan.
Passerio plans each day around what you asked for, slow mornings included. Want another night in Ravello? Ask for it, and the plan changes without starting over.
In the app, the first days of the trip. Day 1, Positano: landing in Naples and taking the bus. Day 2: a slow morning, then the beach. Day 3, Amalfi: a bus at 9:40 am and a boat tour at 11:00 am.
The real cost
Know what’s booked. See what’s still to book.
Most travel sites price a trip one piece at a time, so you often see the full cost only after you’ve booked.
Passerio keeps a running total beside the plan from the start. You always know how much is left before you book the next thing.
In the app, the trip budget: about $3,675 of $4,000, with about $325 left. The flights are booked, at $1,840. The hotel in Positano (about $1,040), the guesthouse in Ravello (about $720) and the boat tour (about $75) are still to book, about $1,835 in all. Bus fares are on the booking site and aren’t in the total.
How it works
From one conversation to a trip you can book.
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Positano Tell it about the trip
Where you’d like to go, when, who’s coming and how much you want to spend. A few sentences are enough.
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Day 1Positano 
Day 3Amalfi 
Day 5Ravello Watch the days take shape
Where you’ll sleep, how you’ll get between towns and what you’ll do each day, with every stop on the map.
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Atrani Know the cost up front
Your budget shows one total, with what’s booked and what’s still to book side by side.
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Amalfi Coast Take it with you
Send the plan to everyone who’s coming, or print it for the road.
Good to know
Before you pack.
Quick answers on prices, booking and group trips.
Where do the prices come from?
Hotel and flight prices come from the sites where you book them. Train and bus times are in the plan; their fares are on the booking site and aren’t in your total. Prices can change until you book, so anything still to book is marked with a ~.
Do I book inside the app?
No. You book directly with the site that sells it, so your payment never goes through Passerio. Once it’s booked, mark it in your budget and it moves to Booked.
Can I plan for my family or a group?
Yes, for up to nine adults plus children. When the plan is ready, save it as a PDF, send it by email or WhatsApp, or print it for everyone.
Why not just ask a chatbot?
A chatbot leaves you with a long reply to sort through. Passerio turns the conversation into a trip you can keep, with the days planned and every stop on the map. The budget shows what’s booked and what’s still to book.
Where to next?
Be there when Passerio launches.