Find a week everyone can do
Everybody paints the days they can travel; the weeks that suit the most people rise to the top. No thread of "the 14th is bad for me, sorry".
Planning a holiday together shouldn’t need four hundred messages, three spreadsheets, and somebody asking “wait, what did we decide?”
JJessCan everyone do the 7th?
TTomNot me, back on the 9th
AAliI can do either weekend
four days later
HHarryPollWhat are we actually doing?BridgeClimbHSTA4Blue Mountains day tripJD2Bondi to Coogee walkT1
DDanMissed this, has it closed?
the next week
HHarryShared listSydney - starred places★ Opera House★ Wylie's Baths★ that bar Dan mentioned
SSarahIt says I need permission
TTomForwardedFwd: Fwd: Booking confirmation QF436Melbourne → Sydney · 09:40Your reservation - Surry Hills
JJessCan someone put that somewhere I can find it
three weeks later
AAliDid I pay you for the hotel yet?
SSarahI genuinely can’t remember
TTomSomeone still owes me for the taxi
the night before
DDanWait I thought we said Tuesday?
JJessThat was the old plan
DDanWhich one am I looking at
Everything your group needs. All in one place.
Group Agenda brings your dates, destinations, itinerary, arrivals and expenses together into one shared plan - so everyone knows what is happening without digging through the chat.
Collect ideas, then decide
Paste a link and it fills itself in - name, price, photograph, opening hours, and a pin on the map. Everyone votes, and what wins goes on the plan.
A plan you can read down
A day at a time, with the walk between each stop worked out. Split an afternoon when half the group wants the gallery and half the beach, and the plan says so.
The whole trip on a map
Every stop and every idea in one place, so you can see what is near what before committing a day to it. Pick a day and it draws the route between them, by road, in the order you are going.
Who lands when
Everyone adds their flight or train and the arrivals sit on one timeline - so airport runs get shared, and nobody books the first evening before the last person is down.
Money that adds up at the end
Log what you paid in whatever currency you paid it. Settle-up says who owes whom in the fewest transfers, and nobody has to keep a spreadsheet.
Tickets where you can find them
Bookings, passes and insurance kept with the trip instead of scattered across six inboxes. Anything can be private to you. The moment you most need a booking reference is the moment you have no signal.
Jobs, and who is bringing what
Book the thing, renew the passport, bring the adaptor. Each one has a name against it and a date, so "somebody was going to sort that" stops being a category.
Everyone, at the same time
Plans move under each other constantly. You can see who else is on a page and what they are dragging, so two people rearranging one evening is fine.
Put the whole trip in one place.
The dates, the ideas, the day itself and the money - decided once, and the same for everyone who is coming.
No open sign-up - accounts come from an invite.The same trip on a laptop and in your pocket
One website, not two apps that disagree. On a wide screen the whole trip is a single list you scroll; on a phone it is the one day you are standing in, with the rest a tap away. Everything is on both - there is no feature you have to go home to use.
The day, on a mapNumbered in the order you are doing them, with the walk between each one drawn.
Ask for an invite
There is no open sign-up. Accounts come from an invite so a trip stays between the people on it - tell us who you are and what you are planning, and we will send you one.