Trips that actually happen.
One page replaces the 100-message group chat, the shared spreadsheet, and the Venmo thread nobody can reconcile.
Free for groups up to 10 · No card required
The group chat
Ninety messages deep. Still no dates, still no house, and three people have muted it.
The spreadsheet
Beautifully maintained by exactly one person. Opened by exactly that same person.
The money
Everyone is fairly sure somebody else is keeping track. Nobody is keeping track.
TripSynced is the boring fix for all three.
Five things a group chat can't do
Trip dashboard
Status, dates, who's in, what's paid — the answer to "what's the status?" before anyone has to ask it.
Decisions with deadlines
Polls for dates, destinations and places to stay. A close date, a clear winner, and no reopening it on Thursday.
Tasks with owners
Book the house, grab lift tickets, rent the van. Assigned to a name and a date, visible to everyone.
Funding milestones
Set the number you need to book. Watch it fill. Everyone sees the same bar, so nobody has to chase anybody.
Expenses that settle
Split the groceries, exclude whoever skipped dinner, and end the week with "Jordan pays Sam $127."
No payment processing
TripSynced tracks who owes what. You keep paying each other however you already do.
Proposal to booked, in under ten days
- STEP 01
Propose it
Name the trip, add a couple of options, invite the crew by email. Three minutes.
- STEP 02
Decide it
Everyone votes on their phone. The deadline closes it. The decision is locked and logged.
- STEP 03
Fund it
Per-person amounts calculate themselves. The bar fills as people pay. You book when it's full.
- STEP 04
Ride it
Tasks are owned, expenses split as you go, and the settle-up is done before you're home.
Built for all of them at once
“I don't want to be the trip parent — but if I don't do it, we end up in a motel six hours from the mountain.”
“I'm 100% in! Wait — which weekend was it again? And how much do I owe?”
“If we stay 20 minutes further out we save $50 each — and if we cook two dinners instead of eating out…”
Somebody has to start it.
Make it you, one last time. Free for groups up to ten — and after this, the group does its own chasing.