Group Trip Planner
Plan a trip with a group.
One link, one map, everybody editing. Suggestions from six people land in the same place, votes settle the arguments, and the plan is current whenever somebody opens it, since everyone is working on the same copy.
- No account to view
- One linkNo account to view
- Everyone edits at once
- LiveEveryone edits at once
- Settle the group chat
- VotesSettle the group chat
See it in action
What you get back
The plan starts as a shared map, and everyone drops in what they found before the votes decide what makes the schedule:
- Time Out Market — Added by three people independently
- Pastéis de Belém — Voted in for Saturday morning
- Park sunset at Miradouro da Graça — Suggested with a photo from a Reel
- Fado dinner in Alfama — Two votes, one reservation, Friday 9pm
- Day trip to Sintra — Still open — three votes needed
How it works
Three steps, start to map
Start the trip
Pick the destination and the dates. Leave the dates open if you're still arguing about which weekend works.
Send one link
Anyone with the link opens the map and adds places, since viewing takes no account.
Vote and lock it in
Put the dinners and the day trips to a vote, then move the winners onto the day timeline.
Why Arriv
Built for the group chat
Suggestions land in one place
Links, screenshots, and half-remembered place names from six people end up on the same map.
Votes on the record
A poll on dinner makes the decision visible, and a visible decision stops getting relitigated on Thursday.
Everyone sees the current version
Edits appear live. The person checking at midnight sees what changed at noon.
Works on a phone
The whole trip opens in a browser or the app, including while you're standing on the corner deciding.
Questions
Frequently asked
- How do you plan a trip with a big group?
- Put one shared map at the center and let everyone add to it. Arriv gives the trip a single link, collects every suggestion in the same place, and settles restaurants and activities with votes, until the decisions stop cycling through the group chat for a week.
- Does everyone need an account?
- Anyone can open the link and read the plan without signing up. Editing needs a free account, which takes an email and about ten seconds.
- How many people can plan together?
- The free tier covers you and one editor per trip, while Pro lifts the cap for bigger crews. Viewing is unlimited on either.
- Can we vote on where to eat?
- Yes. Any place on the map can become a poll, and the result stays attached to the trip, so nobody has to remember what was decided.
Plan a trip with a group.
One link, one map, everybody editing. Suggestions from six people land in the same place, votes settle the arguments, and the plan is current whenever somebody opens it, since everyone is working on the same copy.
Start a group tripFree to start, no signup.