Skoot

What is Skoot?

Skoot is a travel and activity planner built by parents for families. It creates personalized itineraries that balance activities for kids with downtime for adults, while factoring in your budget and the weather. Its AI assistant, Skootbot, suggests a mix of outdoor and indoor options along with family-friendly places to eat.

Skoot is self-funded and free to use in over 80 countries. If you find it useful, you can contribute a small amount to support it.

Who created Skoot?

Skoot was started by Rob and Sam, two parents living in South London who know firsthand how difficult family trip planning can be. Their goal was to simplify the process with itineraries suited to everyone — keeping kids entertained while adults get to relax. The company behind Skoot is Herd Industries Limited.

What is Skoot used for?

Skoot covers a range of family travel needs:

• Day trips — plan a single-day outing
• Week-long vacations — organize longer family holidays
• Custom itineraries — plans tailored to your family
• Skootbot recommendations — personalized activity and dining suggestions
• Indoor and outdoor ideas — options suited to the weather, including rainy-day alternatives
• Family-friendly dining — restaurants that work for everyone
• Bookings — find and book travel deals directly through Skoot

Who is Skoot for?

Skoot is aimed at anyone planning family travel, including family travel planners, activity planners, travel advisors, and tour guides.

How to use Skoot?

1. Visit skoothere.com and choose the type of trip you’re planning — a one-day outing or a week-long vacation.
2. Use Skootbot to compare destinations based on attractions, activities, expected weather, accommodation, and budget.
3. Explore outdoor activities such as nature reserves, or find indoor options if the weather isn’t cooperating.
4. Ask Skootbot for family-friendly restaurant recommendations tailored to what families typically look for.