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Journora — Flutter AI Travel Planner App Template

Type a destination and a trip length, get a day-by-day plan, then carry it with a document wallet and a split budget.

Journora — Flutter AI Travel Planner App Template

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Journora starts with a short brief: a destination, a stepper for the number of days, and chips for trip style, pace and budget. Back comes an itinerary in which every day has a theme and three grouped stacks for morning, afternoon and evening, each stop with a per-person cost estimate. Cards can be long-pressed and dragged into another part of the day.

Once the plan exists the app turns into a travel companion. A wallet holds passports, visas, insurance and bookings on the device, counts down to each expiry and masks sensitive fields until tapped. A group budget records who paid for whom and settles it in the fewest transfers, and a packing list proposes lines from the trip details, each marked as a suggestion.

Features

  • Trip brief with a destination field, day stepper and chips for style, pace and budget
  • Itinerary days grouped into morning, afternoon and evening, with drag-to-move cards and per-stop costs
  • On-device document wallet with expiry countdowns, a 30-day warning and tap-to-reveal masked fields
  • Split budget that settles group expenses as the shortest list of who pays whom
  • Packing list built from visible rules on trip length, destination and interests
  • Google Gemini, OpenAI and Anthropic Claude as small REST clients, plus a Demo mode with six hand-written itineraries
  • Model ids are editable in Settings, and a retired model triggers a clear message linking straight to that field
  • Bundled library of 12 destinations with day themes, costs and practical notes, written by hand
  • Bundled typefaces, color tokens in one file, and light and dark palettes defined together

What it looks like

8 images
Trip brief with destination, day stepper and style chips — Journora
Trip brief with destination, day stepper and style chips
Itinerary day grouped into morning, afternoon and evening — Journora
Itinerary day grouped into morning, afternoon and evening
Document wallet with expiry countdowns and masked fields — Journora
Document wallet with expiry countdowns and masked fields
Split budget showing who pays whom — Journora
Split budget showing who pays whom
Provider settings for Gemini, OpenAI, Claude and Demo mode — Journora
Provider settings for Gemini, OpenAI, Claude and Demo mode
The same screens in light and dark themes — Journora
The same screens in light and dark themes
Overview sheet of the app's screens — Journora
Overview sheet of the app's screens
Summary of what the download package contains — Journora
Summary of what the download package contains

Who it is for

  • You are launching a travel planning app and want AI itineraries plus the tools people use on the trip.
  • You want to offer Gemini, OpenAI and Claude, with model names users can update themselves.
  • You need a demo with real destinations filled in before any API key is entered.

In the box

from the shipped zip
  • Full Flutter source at the top of the zip, no obfuscation and no licence server
  • Offline HTML documentation: setup, re-theming, app name and bundle id, troubleshooting
  • 8 Dart test files in the app

Run it after download

the app
# unzip the download, then
# the app is at the top of the zip
$ flutter pub get
$ flutter run

Setup, including any keys or services the app talks to, is covered step by step in the bundled documentation.

Spec

measured
Screen widgets19
Dart files100
Tests in the package8
Dart SDK^3.7.0
Back endNone bundled; the service layer is where yours goes
PlatformsiOS + Android, one codebase

Counted from journora-v1.0-r2.zip, the file uploaded to CodeCanyon. Screen widgets are the view, screen and page classes in the source, so the number can differ slightly from a count of routes.

Questions

Something else? Ask on the item's CodeCanyon page; the author answers there.

Which AI providers generate the itinerary?

Google Gemini (the default), OpenAI or Anthropic Claude. Requests go from the app directly to the chosen provider using the user's own key, so usage is billed to the key owner.

What happens when a provider retires a model?

Model ids are a setting, not a constant in code. The app explains the error in plain language and offers a button to the field where the new id is entered, so nothing needs rebuilding.

Are the generated details reliable?

Opening hours and prices in a generated plan are the model's best guess, and the screens say so. Treat the itinerary as a starting point and confirm with operators before relying on it.

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