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For people who run group trips

Send one link. The whole group has the plan.

Put the day-by-day plan, the pickup point and the packing list in one place. Drop the link in the WhatsApp group. Everyone taps it, adds their name and sees the same trip on their phone, even with no signal.

No account needed, for you or your travellers. Free.

The demo trip's pinned info (pickup at Majnu ka Tilla at 8:30 pm, trip lead, emergency number) above day one, the overnight bus to Kasol.
Pickup, trip lead and every day's plan
A traveller's packing list for the Kasol weekend, with a few items ticked off.
One packing list, ticked by each person
The trip's bookings: bus seats and camp confirmed, taxi and balance payment still to do.
What's booked and what isn't

How it works

  1. 1

    Make the trip

    Add the dates and stops. Already have the itinerary you send on WhatsApp? Paste it in and Roundtrip sorts it into days.

  2. 2

    Share the link

    Post it in the group. People tap it, type their name and they're in. No app store, no sign-up, no code to copy.

  3. 3

    Run it again

    Same route next weekend? Copy the trip to new dates in one go, with the plan and packing list already done.

The questions you answer every trip, answered once

Where's the pickup?

Pickup point, timings and the plan for each day, with a map and the weather. "What time tomorrow?" answers itself.

What do I bring?

Set the packing list once. Every traveller gets their own copy to tick off, so nobody turns up at Tosh without a jacket.

Who changed the plan?

Only you. Travellers see the trip but can't edit it, unless you switch editing on for the group.

Is everything booked?

A checklist of bookings, with tickets and confirmations attached where everyone can find them.

No signal?

The trip is saved on every phone. It works on the bus and up the hill, and syncs when the signal comes back.

Another app to install?

No. It opens in the browser from the link, and can sit on the home screen like an app on iPhone and Android.

See what your travellers will see

A three-day Kasol weekend, set up the way an organiser would run it. Nothing to sign up for.

See a demo trip