For everyone going
Your part is small. Your say is real.
Someone’s started a trip and sent you the link. You don’t have to plan anything. Answer a few questions, add what you’re excited about, and vote when something needs deciding. The trip keeps track of the rest.
Works in your browser, on your phone or your laptop.
Bring the reel.
The best bits of a trip rarely come from one person. Paste the Instagram guide, the YouTube walk, the blog post or the Google Maps pin.
The places in it are pulled out onto the trip’s map, with your name on them. What your cousin found, what the reel showed, what the blog rated: all in one place.
- Dicas de Restaurantes no Rioinstagram.com3 places
- Best 4 Restaurants in Ipanematravelinsighter.com5 places
- Pedra do Sal, Rio de Janeiro in 4Kyoutube.com1 place
- ro & amy: Tijuca National Parkinstagram.com4 places
Whose idea was it?
Every idea keeps the name of the person who brought it. They all land on one map, and the ones the group likes rise up the shortlist.
When you can see your own pick sitting in the plan, it’s your trip too.
Vote in one tap. Then it’s decided.
When something needs settling, like where to stay or which restaurant to book, you get a question and answer it in one tap.
The answer goes into the plan, not into the chat, so nobody asks again. Names stay with the organiser. The count is what everyone sees.
What you came for.
A few questions, once. The days you’re free, what you can spend, and what you want from the trip.
Everyone’s answers shape it, and the trip shows what the group wants most. Beach time for some, great food for others. Nobody’s version gets lost.
The chat that remembers.
Drop a link in the group chat and it becomes a card the trip keeps, not a message that scrolls away.
Ask Hector for the boat time or what you missed. He answers from the plan, in your own chat or when someone @mentions him in the group. He never posts unasked.
Then, on the trip
You’ll know what’s next without asking.
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Open the trip, know what’s next
The trip opens on what matters now: the countdown, the weather, what’s on today, and anything that needs you. The documents you need, a shared packing list and your own, all in the same place.
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Paid for something? Snap the receipt
Take a photo and it reads the receipt for you. Split it equally or by exact amounts, and everyone can see it. No spreadsheet, no awkward message.
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Ask Hector, not the organiser
“What time’s the boat?” Ask Hector in your own chat and he answers from the trip. Anything he’d send to the group comes back as a card to confirm.
Afterwards, it’s all still there.
Everyone’s photos in one album, sorted for you, and a recap of the trip you took together: how many places you saved, how many made the plan, who went.
Food
City
Landscapes
Beach
City
LandscapesNext time, you might be the one who starts it.
It takes a place and a month.
Photos: Marcos Paulo Prado, Davi Costa and João Pedro Vergara on Unsplash. The rest are the founder’s own.