Plan together
Build the day-by-day plan in one place. Add stops, times, and notes — changes show up for everyone without a refresh.
Rally your crew.
Plan the trip together — live.
One shared itinerary, map, and running tab. Everyone edits — no buried spreadsheet in the group chat, no “which link is latest?”
Friends join free. Free covers one trip with up to 10 crew — only the organizer pays for more.
Barcelona crew trip
Barcelona · Aug 26 → Aug 29owner
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PlanMapCostsCrew
Schedule
- 09:30Sagrada Família
- 14:00Gothic Quarter walk
- 10:00Park Güell
Map · Aug 26
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Total logged · €842.50
You're owed · €24.00
See who’s editing — live
Tokyo · Apr 12–15 · live
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JN
MK
SR
Alex added Tsukiji Market to Day 1
See it live — no signup
Open the demo trip →Tired of being the group’s travel admin?
The plan lives in a Google Doc nobody updates. The map is a pin dump in chat. Splitwise is a separate app. You’re the only one keeping it all straight — and everyone still asks “wait, what’s the plan?” Wayrally puts the plan, map, and running tab in one shared trip your crew can edit live.
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One trip. Four surfaces.
From “we should travel” to a plan the whole crew trusts.
See it on a map
Every pin ties to the shared plan. Filter by day, spot gaps, open the route in Google Maps — same plan, not five screenshots in chat.
Split the tab
Log what the group spent. Track who paid and who owes, down to the cent — no last-night spreadsheet panic.
Invite the crew
Send one link. Friends join as editors or viewers. You're not the only one touching the itinerary anymore.
Up and running in under five minutes
Step 1
Create your trip
Name it. Dates and stops can wait.
Step 2
Invite your crew
One link. They join free.
Step 3
Plan live together
Edits sync across your plan, map, and costs — nobody works from an old link.
Stop being the only one who updates the plan.
One trip replaces the group chat + Doc + Splitwise stack. Your crew edits together. Invitees never see a paywall.
Friends join free. Free covers one trip with up to 10 crew — only the organizer pays for more.