✦ Your trips' command center
Describe the trip. Get the whole plan.
A real day-by-day itinerary in minutes — real places, real hours, on your dates. Then bring the crew to vote, split costs, and pull it off together.
Build your first itinerary — freeNo dates needed. Nothing to book. Just a plan that's actually yours.
Day 3 · Saturday
Music Row & the Honky-Tonks
How it works
From idea to itinerary in minutes.
Describe the trip.
Where, when, what you’re into. tripcoord drafts a full day-by-day itinerary in minutes — up to two weeks, one city or several.
Make it yours.
Edit, reorder, regenerate, add your own stops and prep tasks. Going with people? Invite them on one link to vote and chip in.
Go.
Everything’s in your pocket — the plan, the day-of guide, the splits. And it all gets saved to your travel map when you’re home.
All in one place
Then bring the crew.
Right now the itinerary's in a doc, the who-owes-who is in a spreadsheet, and the big decisions are lost in a group chat at message #243. tripcoord is the one place the whole trip lives — the plan, the people, and the day-of.
The whole crew, on one link.
Invite everyone on one link — they vote on activities, chat, and split costs with you. For the friend who always ends up planning the group trip, the herding finally has a home. Going solo? Same toolkit, just fewer voices.
It doesn't stop at the itinerary.
The itinerary is where tripcoord starts, not where it ends — a “don't forget” prep checklist before you leave, a day-of guide that tells everyone where to be and when while you're there, and a travel map that fills in when you're home. The whole arc of the trip, in one place.
last night of the trip
Rome — the 4pm wander
A starting point, not a finish line.
tripcoord drafts the trip — real stops, food, photo spots, timing — then hands you the controls. Swap an activity you don't love, add another destination, shift a day around, bring people in to weigh in. You're not untangling a wall of text; you're inside the trip, shaping it until it's yours.
And the rest of the toolkit is already in there:
— from our trips —
Dublin
Hawaii
Florida
Rome
last night
Built by the people who always end up planning the group trip — and used on our own trips first. The itineraries on Discover are real builds you can open right now.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when it's worth it.
Plan a trip, build an itinerary, and invite your group — free. No one you invite ever has to pay.
Free
$0
An AI build every month, groups up to 4.
Trip Pass
$36$20 once
One big trip, the whole toolkit, six travelers in.
Travel Pro
$14.99$9.99/mo
Everything, all year, for the always-planning.
Good questions.
Can’t I just ask a chatbot?+
A chatbot gives you a one-off itinerary in a window you’ll lose by Tuesday. tripcoord is where your trips actually live — planned, coordinated, split, and saved. From a weekend away to a month abroad, on your own or with everyone. It’s the part that happens after the itinerary.
Is it free?+
Yes, to start. Plan a trip, build an itinerary, and invite your group on the free plan. A Trip Pass covers one big trip; Travel Pro is a subscription for people who travel more often.
Do my friends need to pay?+
No. Everyone you invite can vote on activities and chat free — on any trip. To split expenses and run split-track days as a group, the trip just needs a Trip Pass: one purchase opens those tools to your whole crew, and no one else pays a thing.
What if I already booked something?+
Bring it with you — free. In the trip builder, add your flights and hotels (day one starts after you land, and your days anchor on where you sleep) and paste any plans you’ve already made; tickets land on the right day at the right time. On Trip Pass and Travel Pro you can also drop in a travel-agent PDF or confirmation email and tripcoord turns the whole thing into an editable trip.
Every great trip starts somewhere.
Start yours here.
Not planning anything yet? Browse real trips, save the dream list, and log the adventures you've already had — it's all part of the free account.
Build your first itinerary — freeNo credit card to start • Solo or group