Travel with friends

Be on the trip. Not in charge of it.

Tripami keeps everyone’s plans, bookings, meetups and shared expenses in one trip, so you can stop managing the group chat and start enjoying the vacation.

Built for trips with the people you actually want to travel with.

Before the trip

The vacation is fun. The group chat before it? Less so.

Every friend trip has one: a few hundred messages, and the same questions asked again and again.

Tripami turns the questions everyone keeps asking into a trip everyone can follow.

Everyone’s bookings

Your friends booked different things. Tripami brings them together.

On most friend trips, the plan is spread across four inboxes, three apps and somebody’s camera roll. With Tripami, everyone adds their own bookings and plans to the same shared trip.

Plans can come from

  • Gmail
  • Confirmations
  • Screenshots
  • PDFs
  • Plans added by hand
  • Plans made with ChatGPT or Claude

Find my travel plans

The reservation buried in your inbox? Tripami can find it.

Connect Gmail and Tripami can find flights, stays and transportation related to your trip, then let you review what gets added.

  1. 1In Gmail

    Delta Air Linesto Chris · Oct 2

    Your trip confirmation: PHX → FCO

    Confirmation #GK8P2Q · Sun, Nov 15 · Departs 7:05 AM · 4 travelers

  2. 2Tripami finds it

    Found a flightDelta · PHX → FCO

  3. 3You review it

    Add to Italy with Friends?

    Flight to RomeSun, Nov 15 · 7:05 AM · 4 travelers

    AddNot this trip

  4. 4It’s in the trip

    Italy with Friends

    Flight to RomeAdded by Chris

Gmail is optional, read-only and always under your control. Tripami only brings in travel confirmations, and only after you review them.

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Split up, meet back up

You don’t have to do everything together.

Split up, explore, and still know when everyone comes back together.

Tue, Nov 17 · Rome

A day in Rome for four friends. After breakfast together at 8:30, they split up at 10:00: Chris and Sarah go to the Colosseum, Mike has coffee and heads back to the hotel, and Jessica goes shopping. In the afternoon Chris explores the Roman Forum, Sarah goes to the Aventine and Jessica to Villa Borghese. At 7:30 PM all four meet for dinner at Roscioli. A day in Rome for four friends. After breakfast together at 8:30, they split up at 10:00: Chris and Sarah go to the Colosseum, Mike has coffee and heads back to the hotel, and Jessica goes shopping. In the afternoon Chris explores the Roman Forum, Sarah goes to the Aventine and Jessica to Villa Borghese. At 7:30 PM all four meet for dinner at Roscioli.

Everyone sees their own plans, who they’re with, and when they need to leave for the next group meetup.

  • Your own plans, and who’s with you
  • Where the rest of the group is headed
  • When to leave for the next meetup

Your own day

One group trip. A different day for everyone.

A shared itinerary doesn’t mean everyone stares at the same timeline. Each friend sees what they’re doing now, what’s next and when to leave.

Italy with Friends · Wed, Nov 18 · 12:13 PM

  • ChrisChris’s day

    NowVatican Museumsuntil 12:45 PM

    NextPizza al taglio · 1:00 PMwith Sarah and Mike

    Leave at12:55 PM5 min walk

  • MikeMike’s day

    NowHotelslow morning in Monti

    NextPizza al taglio · 1:00 PMmeeting Chris and Sarah

    Leave at12:42 PM18 min by metro

  • JessicaJessica’s day

    NowPasta classuntil 2:00 PM, lunch included

    NextDinner at Da Enzo · 8:00 PMwith everyone

    Leave at7:32 PM28 min walk

Tripami turns the shared trip into the information that matters to each traveler.

Leave on time

No more “When should we head out?”

Different starting points. Same dinner. Tripami helps each friend know when they need to leave.

Leave times come from each friend’s plans: where they’ll be and how they’re getting there. Sharing your live location is optional and stays off unless you turn it on.

At a glance

Your trip is there when you glance at your phone.

See what’s happening now, what’s next and when to leave without searching your inbox or scrolling through the group chat.

  • Now: where you are and until when
  • Next: where you’re going and who’s coming
  • Leave time, counting down
  • The next meetup with the group
  • Important changes, like a late train

On iPhone, with Live Activities and the Dynamic Island.

Shared expenses

Dinner was fun. Figuring out who owes what shouldn’t ruin it.

Tripami keeps shared spending connected to the trip and can suggest who was actually there.

Scan the receipt, check who came, then split it evenly, by item or by shares. Tripami keeps track of who owes what, and you settle up in the payment app you already use. It never holds or moves your money.

9:48

Tue, Nov 17 · Rome

Dinner at Roscioli

Receipt scanned7 items · €184.00

Who was there from the itinerary

  • Chris
  • Sarah
  • Mike
  • Jessica

Split with 4 travelers

  • Chris€46.00
  • Sarah€46.00
  • Mike€46.00
  • Jessica€46.00

Jessica paid · everyone settles up their usual way

When plans change

Because trips with friends never go exactly to plan.

Tripami flags changes instead of silently rewriting the itinerary, so everyone stays on the same page.

When a train runs late or a reservation moves, you see what changed and what it might affect. Nothing else moves until someone confirms.

For whoever planned it

Stop being the person everyone asks.

Tripami gives everyone access to the answers themselves.

The person who planned the trip should get to enjoy it too.

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How it works

Planning a trip with friends without the chaos.

  1. Create the trip

    Choose the destination and dates.

  2. Add your friends

    Invite everyone with a link. They can see the trip before signing up.

  3. Bring everyone’s plans together

    Connect Gmail or add confirmations, screenshots and plans manually.

  4. Travel

    Everyone gets the itinerary, their own day, leave times, shared expenses and important updates.

The good part

More exploring. Less coordinating.

Your group shouldn’t have to choose between spontaneity and staying organized. Tripami keeps the plan in the background while you enjoy the trip.

  • The Colosseum in Rome on a sunny day.

    ColosseumChris + Sarah · until 12:30

    Everyone meets at 7:30Dinner at Roscioli

    Wandering Rome

  • Splitting up for the afternoon

    Splits into 3 · back together at 7:30

  • Boarding the train to Florence

    Coach 7 · seats 7A–7DFrecciarossa · 5:10 PM

  • Dinner, all together

    All 4 of you · Roscioli · 7:30 PM

  • Meeting back up in a piazza

    Piazza Navona · 6:00 PMBy the Fountain of the Four Rivers

FAQ

Planning a trip with friends? Start here.

How do you organize a trip with friends?

Give the group one shared place for the trip. Tripami keeps everyone’s plans, reservations, who’s coming and shared expenses in one trip. Each friend adds what they booked, sees their own day and knows when the group meets back up.

Can everyone add plans to the same trip?

Yes. Tripami is built around one shared trip that every traveler can add to, from Gmail, confirmations, screenshots, PDFs or plans added by hand. Each plan shows who added it and who’s going.

Do we have to do every activity together?

No. Friends can split up for different activities and meet back up later. Tripami shows each person their own plans, who they’re with and when to leave for the next group meetup.

Can Tripami find reservations automatically?

Yes, if you connect Gmail. Tripami finds supported travel confirmations, like flights, stays and trains, and you review each one before it’s added to the trip. Connecting Gmail is optional and read-only.

Can Tripami help split expenses between friends?

Yes. Tripami tracks shared expenses and uses the itinerary to suggest who was there. Split evenly, by item or by shares, and see who owes what. You settle up in the payment app you already use; Tripami doesn’t hold or move money.

Does everyone need Tripami before I invite them?

No. Invite friends with a link and they can see the trip before they sign up. When they join, they take the spot already saved for them, with their plans and expenses.

Does Tripami track where my friends are?

No. Tripami works from your plans: where each activity is and when it starts. Sharing your live location is optional and stays off unless you turn it on.

Your friends bring the chaos. Tripami brings the trip together.

Spend less time coordinating your friends and more time traveling with them.

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Enjoy the trip tooFree on iPhone and Android

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