Create the shared plan
Start a destination-first itinerary with the interests your group agrees on.
Fewer group-chat archaeology sessions
Make the trip everyone can see.
Start with a destination and a shared point of view. Then invite the people who are coming, collect preferences, vote on ideas, chat through changes, and keep the agreed plan in one place.
Start planning Editable by design
Idea → itinerary
One workspace for the choices that make a trip feel like yours.
01 / Your starting pointPerfect Trip planner
How it works
A plan that gets more useful as you add context.
Invite and decide
Share access, gather preferences, vote on options, and use trip chat for the loose ends.
Travel from one source
Keep maps, dining, lodging, reservations, exports, and offline details together.
What stays with you
From first sketch to boarding day.
- Collaboration is for decisions, not just viewing a finished itinerary.
- Edits and conversations stay connected to the trip.
- Start a group-suitable plan below; invite collaborators from the itinerary workspace.
Built for the messy middle
Research, decisions, and real-life edits belong in the same place.
Save the restaurant you actually want. Move the museum when rain arrives. Add a reservation, share the latest version, and keep the route close when service disappears.
Use the destination guides as a starting pointQuestions, answered
Before you start
Can friends edit the plan?
Perfect Trip supports collaboration so a group can work from the same itinerary instead of passing around versions.
Can we vote before booking?
Use the shared planning flow to compare options and agree before committing to reservations.
Does everyone need to plan at the same time?
No. Shared access lets people contribute when they have time, while the itinerary remains the common source of truth.