Plan it
one year, then it goes
$2.50
one time
A live shared itinerary on a map, for a trip with an end date.
- The whole trip on one private map
- An edit link for the crew, a view link for everyone else
How it works
Set the route
Start, destination, how you’re getting there. Tap it out on the map, or type it the way you’d say it out loud. A minute, tops — then your trip has its own address nobody can guess.
thistripbtw.us/xvsbe4rShare the link
Send it to the crew. The kids and grandma add stops, notes and photos — no app to install, nothing to join.
Take the trip
Drop pins where you’re standing. When it’s over, the map is the story.
drive from Denver to Moab on the 4th, then fly home from Salt Lake
Two legs on the map, in date order, with the drive routed along real roads. It looks up the flight rather than guessing it — and if it cannot find one, it says so and asks you instead of inventing a departure time.
Also understood:
UA328 and AA1902, Aug 14
two cars, Phoenix to SF, meet in Vegas
Sept 2–7 in Lisbon
Build it first — that part is free, with no account, no card and no email to start. Paying is how you keep it: the trip gets an address of its own and links you can share, for a year, five or ten. What that means →
Start building — free you can pay to keep it whenever you like
Keep it
five years, with photos
$5.00
one time
The trip stops being a plan and becomes a record — and records have pictures in them.
- Photos, pinned where they happened
- Everything in Plan it
The works
ten years, photos and video
$10.00
one time
The ones you had to be there for — the road, the weather, somebody laughing.
- Video, pinned where it happened
- Everything in Keep it
Why we charge
You pay, so you're the customer — not the product. No free tier means no reason for us to harvest, profile, or sell anything. We don't run ads and we don't use analytics trackers. Building a trip asks nothing of you at all. Buying one lets you make an account if you want one — an email, a password we scramble on the way in so nobody can read it back — not us, not anyone who steals the file — and a list of which trips are yours. No name, no profile, nothing about what you did, nothing a data broker would pay for.
Plain-English inventory: we store the pins, notes, and photos your crew adds; which tier a bought trip is on; and, if you made an account, your email, your password scrambled so nobody can read it back, and the list of trips that are yours. Nothing else. Payments are handled by Stripe (they know the buyer; we don't). Map imagery comes from OpenStreetMap-based tiles. Every trip has a delete-everything button that actually deletes everything.