Skoot

Skoot is an AI trip planner with a specific audience: families. General planners will happily schedule eight museum stops and three restaurants into a single day, which is exactly the kind of itinerary that falls apart with young children in tow. Skoot's assistant is framed around that constraint, generating day-by-day plans that account for children's ages, travel time between stops and the reality that everyone needs a break before dinner.

The workflow is conversational. You describe the trip — destination, dates, who is travelling and what the family enjoys — and the AI returns a structured itinerary with activity suggestions. From there you can ask follow-up questions, swap days around, compare alternative destinations on cost and travel time, and keep refining until the plan fits. Because the suggestions are grounded in the family profile you provide, they tend to favour hands-on, age-appropriate activities over adult-oriented sightseeing.

A planner is only useful if it leads somewhere, so Skoot also connects the finished itinerary to booking options for flights, accommodation and activities through travel partners. The planning itself is free to use. The service positions itself alongside other AI travel assistants, but its differentiator is narrow and deliberate: everything is filtered through the needs of a family travelling with children.