One trip. The whole family on the same page.
Flights, stays, plans, paperwork and who owes whom, in one shared trip everyone can open: from the person who books everything to Nani, who just wants to know when to be ready.
Want to try it?
No app store needed: it opens in your phone's browser and lives on your home screen.
Right now your trip lives in a group chat, an inbox, three spreadsheets and one person's head.
Usually the same person, every trip. They answer the same questions twice a day and still find out at the airport that someone booked the wrong date.
Everyone plans together. One person stays in charge.
- Step 1
Everyone suggests. Planners decide.
Cousins, parents and friends add ideas. They show up as suggestions until a planner confirms them, so the plan never changes behind your back.
- Step 2
Bookings fill themselves in.
Forward a confirmation email to your trip's own address, or drop in the PDF. It reads the dates, times and booking numbers; you check them and add.
- Step 3
Ask for ideas that suit everyone.
A planning chat that knows your trip, your group and the map, from Jain food to how far Nani is happy to walk.
- Step 4
On the day, just open Today.
What's next, where to be and when to leave, with every ticket a tap away, even in a train tunnel with no signal.
Split it as you go. Settle it in a tap.
Log what you paid in yen, dollars or rupees. It converts at that day's rate, works out who pays whom in the fewest payments, and opens UPI with the amount filled in.
Everyone gets the view that suits them.
- Owner
Started the trip. Can do everything, including hand it over.
- Planners
Confirm plans, decide who handles what, and see every balance.
- Travellers
Suggest ideas, add bookings and log expenses. Ideas wait for a planner.
- Guests
Read only. Just the plan, for people who just want the plan.
Grandparents don't need an account: send a read-only link on WhatsApp and they can follow the whole trip.
Built to keep as little about you as it can.
- No passport copies
Passports and visas stay in your own storage. The trip keeps a link, not a copy.
- Booking files are deleted
Emails and PDFs are read to fill in your trip, then deleted 30 days later.
- Only your group sees the trip
A trip is private to the people in it, unless you choose to share a link.
Hi, I'm Aarya.
Family trips have a way of landing on one person: the bookings, the spreadsheet, the “who paid for what”. I wanted that to be a shared trip instead, one the whole family can open.
So I've been building it. Soon I'd like a small group of families and friends to try it on a real trip and tell me what works and what doesn't. If that sounds like you, join the list.
Good to know
Do I need to download an app?
No. It opens in any phone browser, and you can add it to your home screen so it works like one, offline too.
Who is it for?
Families and groups of friends travelling abroad together, especially when one person usually does all the planning. It is built in India first: rupees, UPI and Indian number formats included.
Why do you ask for my phone number?
You don’t have to give it. If you do, it is only so I can reach you about trying it, for example to help set up your first trip.
Will you email me a lot?
No. A hello now, then a note when it’s your turn to try.
How many people can try it?
A small group to begin with, so I can help each one get their first trip set up. I’ll write to people on the list as there’s room.
Be on the first trip that plans itself together.
Join the list. I'll say hello now and write when it's your turn to try.