One link, no account.
A trip can be shared as a read-only link. Whoever opens it sees the route, the stops, the nights and the total on the same map you are looking at, and they do not have to sign up to read it.
One trip plan beats six versions in the group chat.
Put the route, the stops and the decisions in one place so everyone is looking at the same trip. Outrouted makes the plan shareable without rebuilding it across messages, screenshots and a spreadsheet nobody can open on a phone.
1234RomeFlorenceBolognaVeniceUp to six people can edit.
On a paid plan you can invite people as editors. Everyone invited can change the route. Only the owner can delete the trip or touch billing, and public links stay read-only however they are passed around.
The party is part of the plan.
Set how many adults and children are coming and the beds, the tickets and the per-person budget follow from it. Changing the party changes the estimate rather than just a label.
Fewer screenshots.
The plan is a page, so “what about Bologna instead” becomes a change to the route rather than another image in the chat. Every edit is a line in the trip's log, so it is clear what changed.
Group planning questions
Can several people edit the same trip?
- Yes, on a paid plan. Six people including you, all as editors.
Do they need an account?
- To edit, yes. To read a shared link, no.
Is there voting, or a comment thread?
- No. Outrouted keeps one plan that people change, rather than a discussion about a plan. Your group chat is already better at arguing than anything we would build.
What if two people edit at once?
- Every change saves and returns the whole trip, so whoever looks next is looking at the current plan rather than their own copy of an older one.
Send one link instead of nine messages.
Free to plan. Editing together and sharing are on a paid plan.