One trip. Everyone on the same page.
For families and friends travelling abroad together. Flights, stays, plans, paperwork and who owes whom, in one trip everyone can open.
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.
Asked for the third time this week: which date was the flight?
Everyone plans together. One person stays in charge.
Anyone can add an idea. It stays an idea until a planner confirms it, so nothing quietly changes the plan. Put the big ones to a vote, give each booking someone to handle it, and everyone sees the same trip, live.
An idea stays dashed until a planner confirms it.
Forward the email. The trip fills in.
Forward the confirmation, upload the PDF or snap a printed ticket. Dates, times, booking numbers and who's travelling are filled in for you to check, and the fare goes straight into the shared money.
Bookings you forward land in the trip, for you to check.
Ask anything about your trip.
It knows your plan, your group and the map: Jain dinners near the hotel, a quiet morning for Nani, what's still unbooked. It does things too: "log ¥14,600 for dinner, split 5 ways", "show my tickets for tomorrow".
A real question, already answered.
Nobody misses a step.
What each traveller needs for each country, by when, with a link to the official source. See who's behind, and when to apply so the visa arrives in time.
4 of 6 ready. Apply by Thu 12 Nov.
Split it as you go. Settle it in a tap.
Log what you paid in any currency, at that day's rate or the rate you actually paid. Split equally, by amounts or by shares, let parents cover their children, or keep a kitty. When it's time, the app works out the fewest payments and opens UPI with the amount filled in. TCS on overseas packages shows against whoever paid it, so it isn't forgotten.
≈ ₹8,180 at today’s rate
Ketan covers Rupali: 4 payments settle everyone.
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. A card to show the taxi driver with the address in the local script. Gate changes and plan changes reach the people they affect. Log a coffee in three taps.
At 9:12 AM, next: Leave hotel by 9:45, in 33 min.
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 only want to know when to be ready.
And everyone chooses how much they hear: every update, the key ones, or one WhatsApp message the morning they leave. Grandparents don't need an account: send a read-only link on WhatsApp and they can follow the whole trip.
Planner: Aarya’s Trip home, with what needs deciding.
The small things that save a trip.
Ask on WhatsApp
Message the trip like a friend: "what time is our train?"
The map
Every day's plan on a map, ideas shown dashed.
Deadline watch
A nudge before free cancellation ends, check-in opens or a visa date passes.
Schedule changes
If a flight time moves, everyone on it hears.
Private details
Passport numbers, locked and ready to copy into forms.
A link for relatives
Grandparents follow the trip without an account.
Trip PDF
One tidy summary to print or forward.
Phone and laptop
Plan on a laptop, travel on your phone. Works offline.
Built to keep as little about you as it can.
Never your passport copy. Documents stay in your own Drive or iCloud. The trip keeps a link, not a copy.
Sensitive details, locked. Anything you choose to save, like a passport number, is encrypted and visible only to you, unless you share it with the planners of a trip.
Your bookings stay yours. Emails and tickets you add stay with your trip until you delete them or the trip.
Only your group sees the trip, unless you choose to share a link.
Hi, I'm Aarya.
Group trips have a way of landing on one person: the bookings, the spreadsheet, the "who paid for what". I wanted a trip the whole group could open and share the work of, 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.
Join the listQuestions
Do I need to download an app?
No. It opens in any phone browser, iPhone or Android, and you can add it to your home screen so it works like an app, offline too. Updates can come on WhatsApp.
Who is it for?
Any group travelling abroad together, especially when one person ends up doing all the planning. Built in India first: rupees, UPI and Indian number formats.
Which countries?
Anywhere. Times, currencies and visa basics work for every destination, with fuller visa guides for the places Indians travel to most.
Does it book things for me?
No. Book wherever you like, then forward the confirmation.
Is it free?
Yes, while it's being tested.
Will you email me a lot?
No. A hello now, then one email when it's your turn to try. Nothing else.
How many people can try it?
A small group to begin with. I'll write to people on the list as there's room.
What happens to my data if I stop?
Delete a trip and everything in it goes. Delete your account from Settings whenever you like.
Plan your next trip together.
