Shared Journeys

YardPro

About this app

Shared Journeys keeps a group trip in one place, so nobody is digging through a chat thread for the hotel address an hour before check in.

Build the itinerary day by day, invite the people coming, and everything else follows: flights, hotels, what to pack, the photos afterwards, and a running tally of who paid for what.

WHAT YOU GET

A day by day itinerary
Every day laid out with its plans, places and times. Tap any day for the detail, or see the whole trip on a map.

Everyone in one place
Invite travelers by email or text. They fill in their own details once, and you stop chasing people for flight times.

Flights and documents that fill themselves in
Upload a booking confirmation and the details are read off it for you. Check them and move on.

Split costs without the awkward maths
Add an expense, say who it covers, and the app works out who owes whom. Settle up in Venmo, PayPal, Zelle or Apple Cash, whichever you already use.

A packing list the group shares
Start from a sensible default and add your own. Everyone ticks off their own copy.

The album builds itself
Photos from everyone in one gallery, with a memory of the day from the trip so far.

Announcements and group chat
Tell everyone the ferry moved without starting four separate conversations.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Shared Journeys is not a booking service. We do not sell or operate flights, hotels or tours, and we are not part of anything you book elsewhere.

We do not move money. Split Costs works out who owes what and sends you to your own payment app to settle it. We never see a card number or a balance.

Passport details, dietary needs and medical notes are optional. They exist because an organizer often needs them for a booking or a group dinner. Only you and your trip organizer can see them, never the other travelers.

Privacy policy: https://sharedjourneys.co/privacy
Terms: https://sharedjourneys.co/terms
Support: https://sharedjourneys.co/support

What’s new

First release of Shared Journeys.

Everything for a group trip in one place: the day by day itinerary, who is coming, flights and accommodation, photos from the whole group, and a running tally of who paid for what.

Organizers build the trip and share it with a link. Travelers get their own schedule, add their flight, and settle up without a spreadsheet.