Indian trips are often planned across chats, maps, hotel apps, train/flight searches and random reels. Koovira makes planning practical: budget, destination, itinerary, stays, food, events and local services in one flow.
Small costs break plans when budget is not first.
Hotels, events, food and routes are disconnected.
Weather, transport and area context matter.
Friends and family need shareable plans.
Tell the planner what you can spend and when you can travel.
Stays, vehicles and dining pulled from live Koovira partners in that city.
Two or three complete plans side by side, each with a total.
Keep it as a draft, share it with the people coming, or book the stay and the vehicle in one action.
Yes, for all of it. Every trip page requires login, because a trip saves to your records and can create real bookings.
No. There is no fee, no limit on how many trips you plan, and no membership gate anywhere in the wizard or the suggestions.
Yes. Hotels, vehicle operators and restaurants are queried live from Koovira's own records, filtered to your city, budget and party size. They are bookable, not illustrative.
Yes, by Koovira's own Bramha engine. No third-party AI is called. If it returns nothing usable, a deterministic itinerary is built from your city, duration and hotel instead — so you are never handed an empty plan.
Yes, two ways. Save the plan, or submit it as a request, which leaves it as a draft and does not touch your wallet.
From your Koovira wallet, and only once both the hotel and the vehicle handshakes confirm. If either fails the trip stays a draft rather than half-booking you.
5% if you cancel more than three days out, 8% between three days and ten hours, and 12% inside ten hours. The rest goes back to your wallet automatically — and you are shown the exact fee and refund before you confirm.
Only you, plus Koovira users you explicitly share it with. They can leave, and you can revoke their access.
Not as such. Trip vehicles are booked as local hire — intercity is its own flow inside RideMate and the planner does not currently pass it through. Worth knowing before planning a long-distance trip around it.
No. There is no weather data in the trip planner today, so it is not going to warn you about monsoon.
There is rate limiting — five bookings in a sixty-second window, then a cooldown. You will not hit it planning an actual holiday.
