Share it from TikTok
Tap Share on the video, then TokTravel. You can also copy the link and paste it on the Discover tab.
Share a travel TikTok to TokTravel. If the video’s caption or description names a place, the app finds it and pins it on a map. Save the ones you like, then plan the trip day by day.
It’s free to start and has no ads.
Tap Share on the video, then TokTravel. You can also copy the link and paste it on the Discover tab.
If the video names a place, TokTravel finds it and pins it on a map, up to three per video. If it names none, you usually get an empty result; sometimes it still picks a place, so check it.
Start a trip from a saved list, sort places into days and move stops up or down. You’ll see the time between stops on foot, by transit or by car.
Saved places sit in your lists and on your map. From there you can build a route, or send a whole trip to a friend.
Each place arrives as its own pass, with its name, its category and the city it’s in. Tap Save to keep it.
Keep places in your own lists, or group them by country, city or type.
Each saved place with a location gets a pin. Tap a pin to open the place.
Pick a list, a country or a city and see it stop by stop, with walking, transit or driving times. Then open it all in Apple Maps.
See whether it’s open now, what it’s about, its Google reviews and its website.
Type a place’s name, pick the right match on the map and save it.
Friends open your plan in any web browser, even without the app. You can stop sharing whenever you like.
Some places never make it into a video. Add them by hand, with a note and a pin on the map.
Kuki is TokTravel’s AI helper. It sees the names of some of your saved places, so you can ask what to see first or get the story behind one of them.
Kuki stays off until you allow AI sharing. When it’s on, Kuki gets your message and the names of up to 15 saved places. Every reply is labelled as AI, because it can be wrong.
These replies are written in advance for this page, not by live AI. They use three saved places in Paris. Tap a suggestion to see one.
Each place you save earns 10 miles, and marking it visited earns 15 more. Miles take you through 13 levels, from Wanderer to Legend, and badges collect in the passport as you go.
An example passport. Miles: +10 for each place you save that was found on the map (once per place), +15 the first time you mark it visited, and a +100 bonus for your very first save.
TokTravel reads the words that come with a video. When they name no place, you usually get an empty result. Sometimes it still picks a place, so check a match before you rely on it.
Before anything is read, a sheet shows what will be sent and to whom. You can switch it off later in Settings.
There are no ads. Export your data from Settings at any time, or delete your profile and everything in it goes too.
The whole app is in English, Ukrainian, Finnish and French. Change it any time in Preferences.
Saving places and planning trips are unlimited on every plan. A video counts once when it finds a place, however many places it finds, and links that find no place don’t count.
TokTravel for iPhone is coming soon to the App Store. When it’s out, share a travel TikTok you saved and see which places it finds.