Route, bookings, packing and expenses — plus one link for everyone at home.
Turn on only what you need. A weekend ride and a three-week expedition do not want the same tools.
Log the kilometres you have done. The pace you need recalculates, and the page your family is watching updates at the same time.
No group-chat updates from a mountain pass.
Every stage gets distance, climbing and a real elevation profile read from the track — not a number you typed in yourself.
One file in, a costed and profiled plan out.
Every trip gets its own email address. The flight, train or hotel comes back as a proposal you accept — nothing is written behind your back.
Email → review → planner, without retyping anything.
One multi-tool between three people, but a rain jacket each. Assign an item and it only appears on the right person's list.
| Item | Alex | Sam | Jordan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rain jacket | ✅ | ✅ | ☐ |
| Bike multi-tool | — | ✅ | — |
| Mini pump | — | — | ☐ |
No more "I thought you were bringing it".
From the route to the packing list — everything you need to plan, share, and follow along, in one place.
The backbone: stages, distances, elevation, maps and per-day detail.
Read more → 🎯The on-the-road screen — progress, live pace and what is still ahead.
Read more → 📊Effort scores, pace charts and elevation across the whole trip.
Read more → 🌤️An hourly meteogram for where each stage ends, not one forecast for the trip.
Read more → ✈️Flights, trains, ferries and bike boxes, with seats and references.
Read more → 🏠Rooms, costs, pay status, cancellation terms and breakfast.
Read more → 🏰Castles, cafes, shops and water, with hours and ordering.
Read more → 🎒Per-person assignment so nobody carries three of the same thing.
Read more → 💸Split by person and currency, with running balances.
Read more → 🔴One public link, with field-level control over what it reveals.
Read more → 📥Email, PDF, GPX and spreadsheet, all through a review queue.
Read more → 👥Four roles, invite links and preview-as-participant.
Read more → ☑️What is still missing a week before you leave.
Read more →Pick the trip type and the app adapts — which fields appear, how they are labelled, and how pace is estimated.
Distance, ascent and surface, with speed per surface type and a climbing rate.
Terrain instead of surface, and climbing time the way Naismith's rule does it.
No ascent column. Costs become the headline metric instead of climbing.
Water conditions replace surface, with paddling speed set per condition.
Distance optional, pace off, logistics front and centre.
Segment types for trips that ride, walk and paddle in one week.
Free while in early access. A couple of minutes to set up.