Stop juggling threads and spreadsheets. gotrippin is a web-first group trip planner: a shared map and timeline, an AI assistant in context, and one link so everyone sees the same itinerary.
The problem
When the plan is scattered across screenshots, map pins, and chat threads, someone always misses the update. gotrippin keeps the route and the shared itinerary in one place on the web—fewer tabs, fewer crossed wires.
Your route
Order your stops, preview the path, and reshuffle when plans change. The map stays tied to the timeline so your crew is looking at the same trip—not a stale export or a half-finished doc.
Real product view: your shared route stays visible while the itinerary evolves.
Assistant
Use the assistant to suggest stops, tighten a day-by-day plan, or get unstuck—without leaving your trip. You stay in charge; it speeds up the messy middle of group planning.
Your group
Each trip has a link your group can open in the browser. Everyone sees the same map and itinerary while you refine it. Deeper guest roles and co-editing are on the roadmap—today, one honest source of truth beats another lost thread.
Share the trip link so friends and family can follow along with stops, dates, and details you've published.
Editing together is on the roadmap. For now, plan as the trip owner and keep everyone aligned with a single shared view.
You'll use the same account flow to open trips; detailed guest permissions will show up here as we ship them.
Platforms
gotrippin runs in your browser now—no install required. Dedicated iOS and Android apps are on our roadmap so you can pick up the same trip on the go when they ship.
We’re not listing app stores yet. Follow progress on GitHub if you want native clients as soon as they’re ready.
Early days
gotrippin is early. If group trip planning has been painful for you, try the web app and tell us what matters—we read GitHub issues and use feedback to steer the roadmap.
Why not just a spreadsheet?
Sheets are flexible, but they’re easy to fork, easy to lose in chat, and weak at geography. gotrippin keeps stops, dates, and the route visually linked so “the latest plan” isn’t whichever file someone forwarded last.
Plan the trip on the web first: one calm place for your crew before you head out.
Sequence stops, preview the path, and adjust together—without losing the big picture.
Brainstorm and refine the itinerary with context from your actual trip.
One URL opens the same map and plan for everyone. Richer permissions and co-editing are coming.