Collaborative travel planning

Plan every trip together, from places to payments.

Organize places, build a day-by-day itinerary, compare options, track reservations, split expenses, and keep everyone aligned in a web-first travel planner built for real group trips.

Works in English and Brazilian Portuguese, with exact multi-currency handling.

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Itinerary and map together

See the day plan and the map in one view.

Save places, arrange stops, compare travel time, and understand the shape of the trip before anyone books. No separate tabs for maps, notes, spreadsheets and documents.

  • Places you have actually chosen

    Save somewhere once and it appears on the map, in comparisons, and in any day you schedule it.

  • Stops in the order you will walk them

    Reorder a day and the route and travel times follow, so an over-packed afternoon shows itself early.

  • Distance and time you can trust

    Routed distances and durations are cached per trip, so the plan reflects real travel rather than guesswork.

Product values

What this planner is built for.

  • Built for planners who outgrow spreadsheets

    Dates, currencies, distances and totals are handled as real data rather than cells you keep re-checking.

  • One source of truth for the whole group

    Everyone opens the same trip. Nobody rebuilds the plan in a message thread or a private document.

  • Useful before, during and after the trip

    Research and budgets before you leave, the day plan while you travel, and the settled costs when you get home.

These are the principles the product is built on, not customer reviews.

Everything in one place

Features that replace the scattered tools.

A trip usually ends up spread across a spreadsheet, a maps tab, a notes app and three chat threads. This brings it back together.

  • Shared trip workspace

    One page for the itinerary, places, map and money, shared with everyone on the trip.

  • Interactive map

    Every saved place on one map, with routes and travel times between the stops of a day.

  • Place comparison

    Put candidates side by side on price, distance, duration and priority before deciding.

  • Daily itinerary builder

    Build day plans with ordered stops, aware of time zones and the trip's own dates.

  • Budget and planned costs

    Set a trip budget by category and watch the planned cost of your places measure up against it.

  • Expense tracking

    Record what was actually paid, in the currency it was paid in, with an exact conversion snapshot.

  • Shared expense splitting

    Divide a bill equally, by exact amounts, by percentage or by weight, down to the last cent.

  • Export and restore

    Take a full, readable copy of a trip with you, and restore it into a new trip whenever you need.

  • Optional ledger integration

    Mirror recorded expenses to an external accounting ledger for audit. Entirely optional.

  • Planned

    Reservations and bookings

    Keep confirmation codes, check-in times and provider details beside the day they belong to.

  • Planned

    Balances and settlements

    See who owes whom across the trip and record the transfers people made outside the app.

  • Planned

    Lists and checklists

    Shopping, luggage, documents, tasks — checklists and boards for what an itinerary cannot hold.

Marked “Planned” means designed and specified, not yet available.

Web-first by design

Made for the planning work that needs a bigger screen.

Compare places side by side, review budgets, organize reservations, move items across lists, and plan day by day without squeezing the whole trip into a phone.

  • Dense without the clutter

    Several panels at once — itinerary, map, money — laid out so each one still reads clearly.

  • Keyboard and mouse friendly

    Filters, forms, tables and pagination all work without JavaScript gymnastics or a pointer you have to be precise with.

  • Still works on a phone

    The layout adapts down to a small screen for checking the plan on the move. It just is not designed there first.

Group trips

Keep the group aligned.

Everyone sees the same itinerary, places, reservations, expenses and lists. Roles keep editing controlled while the trip stays transparent.

  • Invite by email

    Members join a trip by invitation and see it from the moment they accept.

  • Owners, editors and viewers

    Editors add places and record expenses. Viewers follow along without being able to change anything.

  • Decisions in the open

    Comparisons, budgets and splits are visible to the whole trip, so a choice does not live in one person's notes.

  • No duplicated spreadsheets

    One workspace instead of a document per traveller and a chat thread nobody can search.

Money

Budget clearly. Split fairly.

Budgets and expenses here are part of planning a trip. The app records what was agreed and what was paid — it does not hold, move or process anyone's money.

  • Planned against actual

    What the group means to spend, what the trip is expected to cost, and what has actually been paid, kept as three separate figures.

  • Exact money, every time

    Amounts are stored as exact minor units. No floating-point arithmetic ever touches a total.

  • Multi-currency with a snapshot

    An expense keeps the currency it was paid in plus the rate used to convert it, so a report never shifts because a rate moved.

  • Fair splits to the last cent

    Equal, exact, percentage or weighted. Shares always add up to the amount that was paid, and the leftover cent goes to a member decided by a stable rule.

  • Planned

    Balances and settlements

    See what each member paid and owed, and record the transfers that happened outside the app.

  • Optional external ledger

    Recorded expenses can be mirrored to an external accounting ledger for audit. It is optional, and everything works without it.

This is a planning tool, not a payment service. It does not move funds, hold balances on your behalf, or connect to your bank.

ReservationsPlanned

Keep booking details where the plan lives.

Lodging, transport, restaurants and activities, with the details you actually need at the door, attached to the day they belong to.

  • Confirmation codes and contacts

    The reference number, the provider and the phone number, on the same screen as the plan.

  • Times that respect the time zone

    Check-in and departure times read correctly for where the trip is, not where you booked from.

  • Linked to places, days and costs

    A booking can point at the place it is for, the day it falls on, and the expense that paid for it.

Planning toolsPlanned

Lists for anything the trip needs.

Use checklists or board views for the messy parts of travel planning that do not fit neatly into an itinerary.

  • Shopping
  • Luggage
  • Documents
  • Places to visit
  • Expenses to review
  • Tasks
  • Reservations to confirm
  • Custom boards

How it works

From first idea to final expense.

  1. Create a trip

    Set the dates, the home currency and the time zone once.

  2. Save places

    Collect everywhere the group is considering, with prices and notes.

  3. Compare options

    Weigh candidates on cost, distance and time before committing.

  4. Build the itinerary

    Arrange stops into days and see how the route holds up.

  5. Add reservations

    Attach bookings and confirmation details to the right day.

  6. Track budget and expenses

    Watch planned costs against what has actually been spent.

  7. Split costs

    Divide shared bills and see what each member owes.

  8. Organize lists

    Keep packing, documents and tasks in the same workspace.

  9. Travel with confidence

    Open one page and know where everyone is meant to be.

Bring the whole trip into one workspace.

Start with a single trip, invite the people coming with you, and keep the plan, the places and the money in the same place.

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