A calendar-first travel planner

From maybe
to memory.

Orma is the canvas for the part of the trip nobody serves — after the dream, before the booking. Sketch tentative days, let two versions of the week fight it out, and lock into a real itinerary the moment you commit.

Free · No credit card · Your first trip in minutes

Why Orma

Planning tools arrive too early, or too late.

For detail-obsessed planners of multi-city trips — and anyone whose itinerary currently lives in a spreadsheet.

Before booking

The spreadsheet

Tabs and grids that can't add up hours, cross a timezone, or show two plans competing for the same Tuesday.

CELL C4 ≠ A TUESDAY IN KYOTO

After booking

The itinerary tracker

Apps that demand confirmation numbers and treat maybe as an error. Useful only once the deciding is done.

“BOOKING REF REQUIRED”

The gap between — Orma

Where trips are actually decided

A time-aware sandbox for the deciding phase. Tentative plans are first-class — they sit side by side, overlap without shame, and harden into a structured, conflict-checked itinerary as you book.

Three things it does that a spreadsheet can't.

The canvas

Days you can actually hold.

Drag, stretch and rearrange real bookings on real days. Two maybes for the same afternoon sit side by side until you choose; confirm one and conflicts surface instantly. Every time is shown in the place's own timezone — departures in the origin's, arrivals in the destination's.

Tentative vs confirmedConflict detectionTimezone-truePlaces-powered pre-fill

Scenarios

Keep both dreams alive.

Duplicate a draft and push one version bolder — then open the two side by side and edit both at once. Booked flights live on a global layer that appears in every scenario, so the fixed points stay fixed while everything else stays in play. Totals in any currency, with rates frozen per trip — so the budget you saw is the budget you keep.

Split-screen editingGlobal confirmed layerMulti-currency, frozen rates

Wishlist → Atlas

From someday to remembered.

Pin a place with seasons and notes while it's still a dream — one press turns it into a working draft. And when the trip is over, it settles into your Atlas: stamps, postcards, and an almanac of every year you've travelled.

One-press promoteYearly almanacPostcards & stamps

AI, on your terms

No AI inside. All of it available.

Orma ships no chatbot and no model. Nothing of ours reads your trips, nothing sends them away to be summarised, and nothing trains on them. But if you already use Claude or ChatGPT, you can open a door — one you scope, watch, and close.

Inside Orma

No chatbot
No model of ours
Nothing reading your trips
Never training data

Across the door

Claude
ChatGPT
Any MCP client
Off until you say so

Connect an assistant you already use and it can draft a week onto the canvas, run the same itinerary checks the app does, and read your budget. What it can't do is edit your itinerary behind your back: changes to a trip's events wait for you as proposals, and nothing in it is deleted — not an event, not a scenario, not the trip itself — until you approve it. Starting a new trip or scenario it does directly, because nothing is lost if you disagree.

Off by defaultFour scopesApproval-gatedRevoke instantlyActivity logAlpha

Also in the box

The small things that make a trip work.

Type a place, fields fill inGoogle-powered autocomplete · auto-pinned

Plan it togetherShared trips · change history

The trip on a mapRoute lines · auto-placed pins

Caught before it's lostQuick capture · links unfurl into ideas

Packing, templatedReusable lists · progress

Sanity checks, built inImpossible transitions flagged

Offline itinerary exportYour data, downloadableBring-your-own AI (alpha)

Built by one detail-obsessed traveller for his own multi-city trips — opened up to everyone who plans the same way.

The week you keep imagining is ready to be drawn.