Big group trip?
Plan it together.
One plan the whole group can vote on, and a running tally of who owes who.
How it works
Where to?
When?
Plan a trip
Where to?
When?
Get everyone in.
One link.
6 of 6 in
Vote it up.
Or swap it out.
British Museum
Bloomsbury · 2 hrs
Sky Garden
Fenchurch St · 8 min from lunch
Make it yours.
Together.
A West End show
Covent Garden · 6 seats together
Thames river boat
Westminster Pier · 40 min
Everyone eats.
Every diet, checked.
Brick Lane curry house
Spitalfields · table for 6
Works for all 6 of you
Can’t verify a place? It says so.
Big group trip?
Plan it together.
Planned by all of you. Not just whoever volunteered.
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Twelve people, twelve opinions.
Settle it with a vote.
Everyone on the trip can vote each activity up or down from their own phone. The ones the group goes off get flagged, anyone can swap in something else, and every change shows up for everyone straight away. No more forty-message threads about one dinner.
Somebody always ends up doing the maths.
It doesn’t have to be you.
Log every booking, dinner and taxi against whoever paid and whoever it was for. At any point the trip shows who is up, who is down, and the fewest payments that square everyone off.
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