Plan the trip
From forty open tabs and a chaotic group chat to one trip everyone can actually follow — decide the bookings, build the itinerary, and give each person their own day.
By RECT · 3 examples
Every trip starts as a mess of open tabs and a group chat nobody can scroll back through. Flight prices in one window, three hotels in another, a Google Doc someone started and abandoned, screenshots of confirmations buried in the chat, and a vague plan that lives entirely in the head of whoever's "good at this." Then you land and spend the first morning arguing about what you're even doing today. Planning a trip isn't hard because the information is scarce — it's hard because it's scattered. This kit pulls it into three clean steps: make the booking calls without the tab spiral, turn the plan into one page everyone can follow, and hand each person their own day-by-day so nobody's asking "wait, where are we meeting?"
Four friends' long weekend in Kyoto
A complete group itinerary that turns shared travel decisions into one mobile-ready plan.
Made with Trip Itinerary Planner
Mina's personal Kyoto schedule
A personal day-by-day schedule filtered from the shared trip so each traveler sees only what they need.
Made with Trip Schedule Extractor
Three Kyoto hotels compared under $250 a night
A focused hotel comparison that weighs price, location, cancellation terms, and total cost.
Made with Hotel Comparison