Roam Around
Roam Around is an AI travel planner that turns a destination, a trip length and up to five personal constraints into a day-by-day itinerary. Available on the web, iOS and Android, it bills one token per plan.
What is Roam Around?
Roam Around is an AI travel planner that turns three inputs — a destination, a number of days and up to five free-form constraints — into a structured, day-by-day itinerary. The publisher names ChatGPT as the engine behind it, and the product exists in three places: a web app, an iOS app and an Android app.
The shape of the output is the point. A generated plan splits each day into morning, lunch, afternoon and evening, gives every stop two or three sentences of context, and closes with a Places of interest block carrying one card per location. The three-day London sample published on the homepage runs through Tower Bridge, Borough Market, the British Museum and Covent Garden on day one alone, with restaurant and neighbourhood suggestions woven into the schedule rather than listed apart from it.
The constraints field is what separates this from a generic city guide. The six examples the site puts forward — pet friendly, budget friendly, honeymoon, jam packed, without museums, kid friendly — make the intent plain: the plan bends around a real situation instead of returning the same top-ten list to everyone. Up to five such customisations can be stacked on a single request.
Pricing runs on tokens, and the rule is blunt: one token buys one plan. The web store sells packs of 30, 80 and 150 tokens. The mobile apps add their own in-app purchases, including Premium subscriptions by the week, month, half-year and year, plus an unlimited option. Free tokens arrive at sign-up, through a referral link that pays both sides, and by watching advertisements.
Every generated plan gets a public, indexed address and an embed button, which is why the sitemap carries thirty-eight sub-sitemaps of itineraries. Sharing one earns tokens back.
Behind the product is Omnivision Solutions Ltd, a UK company based in Ilford that also publishes a transcription tool. The homepage counts 143,393 users. The apps rate 4.5 from 204 App Store ratings and 4.1 from 491 Google Play reviews, with more than 10,000 Android downloads — though neither has been updated since mid-2023.
What it does
- Generate a day-by-day travel itinerary from a city and a number of days
- Shape the plan with up to five personal constraints, such as pet friendly, budget friendly or kid friendly
- Return a structured schedule split into morning, lunch, afternoon and evening
- Provide a Places of interest card for every location suggested
- Remove a place from the plan and regenerate it, on the mobile apps
- Share an itinerary by link to earn tokens, or embed it on a website
- Retrieve previously generated plans from the account history
When to use Roam Around / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Roam Around is the right fit.
When to use Roam Around
- Leisure travellers who want a credible first draft of an itinerary in minutes rather than an evening of open browser tabs
- Travellers whose trip is shaped by one hard constraint — travelling with a dog, a tight budget, young children, a honeymoon, or a firm dislike of museums
- Last-minute and weekend planners, including digital nomads who move to a new city every few days
- Occasional travellers who resent subscriptions: the web store sells token packs outright, and a few plans a year cost a few dollars
- Travel and hospitality staff — agents, tour operators, concierges, front-desk teams — who need a fast, presentable day plan to hand to a guest or client
When not to use Roam Around
- Anyone expecting to book: the tool produces a plan and stops there, with no flights, hotels or trains handled
- Developers and teams needing programmatic access — there is no API and no documentation of any kind
- Non-English speakers: the interface and the generated plans are English only
- Buyers whose procurement runs through legal review, since there are no terms of service, no DPA, no named subprocessors and no GDPR commitment to assess
- Travellers who need verified practical detail — opening hours, ticket prices, seasonal closures — because the output is unchecked language-model text
How to use Roam Around
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Open the planner from the Plan a trip button on the homepage
- Sign in — an account is required before any plan can be generated
- Enter the destination city
- Enter the number of days
- Optionally add up to five customisations in the Personalize field
- Clear the reCAPTCHA check that precedes generation
- Launch the plan — one token is consumed per itinerary
- Read the schedule day by day, then wait for the Places of interest cards to load
- Share the plan by link to earn tokens, or use Embed on your site to publish it elsewhere
- Buy another token pack from the token page when the balance runs out
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Immediate to use: three fields in, a full itinerary out
- The free-form constraints are a genuine differentiator — pets, budget, children, exclusions
- Readable output, broken down by part of day instead of dumped as a flat list
- Available on web, iOS and Android, with nothing to install to try it
- Solid store ratings: 4.5 out of 5 from 204 App Store ratings, 4.1 out of 5 from 491 Google Play reviews
- No forced subscription on the web — token packs are bought outright and never expire into a plan
- Free tokens are obtainable at sign-up, through referrals and by watching advertisements
Cons
- No terms of service, no legal notice and no contact page anywhere on the site
- The privacy policy sits on a third-party Notion page and has not been revised since 24 April 2023
- The published support address is on a domain that accepts no mail and is currently listed for sale
- No GDPR claim, no user rights described, no data processing agreement and no named subprocessors
- Both mobile apps have been frozen since May and June 2023
- English only, no API, and no booking — the tool stops at the plan
- Reviewers on both stores report tokens not credited after watching an advert, and failed token purchases
Pricing & Plans
A free entry point exists: tokens are granted at sign-up and can also be earned through referrals or by watching advertisements, so the tool can be used without paying. The cheapest paid entry point on the web is USD 10.00 for a pack of 30 tokens, currently displayed at USD 5.00 under a permanent 50% promotion. On the mobile apps, in-app purchases start lower, at USD 1.99 for 10 tokens.
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Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Roam Around handles your data.
GDPR overview
There is no mention of the GDPR anywhere. The word appears neither on the website nor in the privacy policy, which is the only legal document the product publishes. No lawful basis for processing is stated. No data subject rights are described: no access, no rectification, no erasure, no portability. No data protection officer is named, and no Article 27 representative is designated. There is no retention period, no hosting location, no international transfer mechanism, no data processing agreement and no named subprocessor. The publisher, Omnivision Solutions Ltd, is established in the United Kingdom, so it falls under the UK GDPR for British users and under the GDPR for users in the European Union, but it makes no compliance claim either way. The only privacy contact given is a single email address.
Who owns the data?
No terms and conditions exist, so no ownership clause exists either. The privacy policy is silent on who owns the itineraries the tool generates, and it grants the publisher no explicit licence over them. Its position on personal data is that none is collected: it states that no personally identifiable information is gathered and that only non-personal, anonymised aggregate usage and analytics data is kept. Apple's App Store listing declares Analytics and Diagnostics data as Data Not Linked to You; Google Play declares no data collected and none shared with third parties. In practice, the question of ownership is left unanswered rather than settled.
Reuse rights
Nothing in the published documents restricts what a user does with a generated plan, and nothing explicitly grants permission either, because there are no terms of service to define reuse at all. In practice the product encourages reuse: every itinerary receives a public, indexed URL, a share button that rewards the sender with tokens, and an embed button offered as Embed on your site, which places the plan on a third-party website. That combination reads as tacit permission to republish. On the publisher's side, the stated use of data is limited to improving the quality and performance of the service, with unnamed third parties employed to facilitate it, provide it and analyse how it is used. The policy also describes collecting Log Data on mobile — device type, unique device ID, IP address, operating system and browser type — which sits uneasily beside its claim that no personally identifiable information is collected.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
Roam Around publishes no hosting information at all. Neither the website nor the privacy policy names a country, a region, a cloud provider or a data centre, and there is no trust or security page to consult. The site is served through Cloudflare, and the address that resolves for the domain is an anycast edge node: it identifies a network point of presence rather than the place where data actually sits, and it cannot be read as a hosting jurisdiction. The JavaScript bundle reveals the technical stack behind the product — Firebase for authentication, PostHog for analytics, Stripe for payments, Sentry for error reporting and Cloudinary for images — but none of these is declared by the publisher, and the privacy policy refers only to unnamed third-party companies and individuals. The company itself, Omnivision Solutions Ltd, is registered in the United Kingdom. That is the only jurisdiction that can be stated with confidence, and it describes where the publisher is established, not where user data is stored.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Roam Around.
- Practical detail in a generated plan — opening hours, ticket prices, seasonal closures — is unverified language-model output; check anything a mistake would actually cost you
- Activity suggestions carry outbound affiliate links to a booking marketplace, so the recommendations are not commercially neutral
- The site publishes no terms of service, no legal notice and no contact page, which leaves no documented recourse if something goes wrong
- The support address published on Google Play sits on a domain that accepts no mail and is listed for sale, so support may be unreachable in practice
- Generated plans become public, indexed pages with no stated lifespan — avoid putting anything identifying into the constraints field
- The 50% discount runs permanently behind a countdown timer, so the crossed-out price is not one anyone actually pays; judge the offer on the price you are charged
- Leaning on a generated itinerary can quietly displace the reading, wandering and local advice that make a trip your own; treat it as a starting point, not as judgement outsourced
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Very low. On the web there is nothing to install: open the planning page, sign in, enter a destination and a number of days, optionally add up to five constraints, and generate. A reCAPTCHA step precedes the request. There is no configuration, no API key and no settings to tune. The account requirement is the only friction, and it comes before the first plan rather than after it. On mobile, install from the App Store or Google Play; the iOS build weighs 55.2 MB and requires iOS or iPadOS 11 and above, macOS 11 with Apple silicon, or visionOS 1.0.
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Behind Roam Around
Resources
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Frequently asked questions
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Should you pick Roam Around?
Roam Around does one narrow thing well: it converts a city, a duration and a handful of personal constraints into a readable day-by-day plan. The constraint field is the real differentiator — asking for a pet-friendly Lisbon or a Rome without museums returns something genuinely shaped by the request, which is more than most city guides manage. The output is well structured, the token pricing is easy to understand, and nothing on the web forces a subscription. Store ratings of 4.5 and 4.1 suggest the people who use it are broadly satisfied.
The reservations are not about the product but about everything around it. There are no terms of service, no legal notice and no contact page. The only legal document is a privacy policy hosted on a third-party page, last touched in April 2023, which contradicts itself by claiming to collect no personal data while describing the collection of IP addresses and device identifiers. The GDPR is never mentioned. The support address published on Google Play sits on a domain that accepts no mail and is advertised for sale. Both mobile apps have been frozen since mid-2023.
The web app is nonetheless alive — the user counter is rendered fresh on each request, the promotion is running, and the publisher still lists Roam Around as a current product on a company site dated 2026. Treat it as a capable, lightly maintained consumer utility: excellent for a first draft you will verify yourself, unsuitable for any use that requires a contract, a support channel or a compliance answer. Check opening hours and prices before you rely on them.
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