Everything it does, from the first draft to the last photo.

Plan it once. Live it together. Keep it forever.

Plan it once.

The organizer builds the trip in the studio, with co-planners, and publishes it. Everyone else just opens the link.

  • The studio's plan for a week in Croatia: the trip's days listed under Split and Hvar, with Kestrel's cards to fill and refine them and a link to preview the site.

    The studio

    The whole trip on one timeline: days, places, stays and bookings, with a draft you publish when it's ready, and a review of what changed before it goes out.

  • The studio's people screen for a trip of three couples: each party with its members, their roles and whether they have joined.

    Co-planners and parties

    Name the couples and families who travel together as parties, and let a co-planner plan alongside you. Each party settles its own costs and sees its own bookings.

  • Split itineraries

    Trip Pass

    When one party takes a different way through a day, give it its own version of that day. It names only what differs and follows the shared plan for everything else, and everyone can still see both.

    All roads lead to the trip.

  • The bookings inbox

    Trip Pass

    Forward a confirmation to the trip's own address and it becomes a booking, held for the person who sent it to confirm.

  • Planning with Kestrel

    Trip Pass

    Describe the trip and Kestrel, TripEagle's AI, proposes the shape of it, then the days, then the refinements. Nothing lands until a planner accepts it.

  • Themes and an address of its own

    Pick a look for the trip site and it lives at an address you choose, yourtrip.tripeagle.app, that you can send to anyone.

Live it together.

During the trip the site is the one place the group looks. Nobody in the group pays for any of it.

  • Day 3 of a trip open on a phone marked Offline: the catamaran to Hvar, when it leaves and from which quay.

    Today's plan, offline

    Today opens on every phone with no signal: the times, the addresses, the booking references.

  • The organizer's announcement at the top of the trip: the catamaran moved to 16:30, and the day of the plan it changed.

    Announcements

    One message from a member reaches everyone going, by email and by push to their phones, and sits at the top of the trip until it's taken down.

  • Updates as they happen

    Trip Pass

    Opt in and new photos and comments reach your phone within minutes, in one push rather than one for every picture.

  • The album open on day 4, the boat day: five photos of coves and sails, with a strip of the trip's other days above.

    The album, sorted by day

    Everyone's photos land in one place, filed under the day they were taken.

  • Captions

    Trip Pass

    Photos in the album get a caption written for them, which can be changed.

  • The ledger's balances for three couples, and which of them pays whom to settle up.

    The ledger

    Who paid for dinner and who owes whom, settled between parties, with no spreadsheet and no awkward message.

  • Receipts, read for you

    Trip Pass

    Photograph a receipt and the amount and the date are filled in, for you to check before it's added.

  • Comments

    Talk about a day on the day, where it will be found again.

  • Ask Kestrel

    Trip Pass

    Ask what time the ferry leaves, or what's booked tomorrow, and get the answer from the trip itself.

Keep it forever.

Afterwards the trip stays where it was, with everyone's photos.

  • The trip stays up

    Once it's over, the trip is archived: everyone can still open it and sign in, and nobody can change it.

  • Originals kept

    Trip Pass

    The full-size photos stay with the archived trip, not only the display-size ones.

  • Take it with you

    Export the trip as a bundle of pages and photos that opens without TripEagle.

  • Export with the originals

    Trip Pass

    The same bundle, with every photo at full size.

Start with a trip.

A pass is the organizer's, bought once for one trip. Nobody else in the group pays.