Give the whole family one source of truth
Save restaurants, attractions, parks, and practical stops to a shared Saved places list. Category-colored pins make the shape of the trip visible before you commit to an itinerary.
Owners and editors can plan together while viewers can follow the finished trip without accidentally changing it. Flights, lodging, weather, and the day plan remain close at hand when the trip begins.
- Shared places and preferences
- Clear owner, editor, and viewer roles
- One home for confirmations and daily plans
Plan days that work in real life
Move saved ideas onto specific days, put the stops in order, and see the route update on the map. That makes an overpacked day easy to spot before it becomes an exhausting day on vacation.
Trippa shifts from research mode to an on-trip view as departure approaches, putting today’s plan, navigation, weather, flight status, and lodging details first.
- Ordered, map-based itineraries
- Mobile-friendly plans on the road
- Travel details where the family can find them
Use AI when it helps—not as a requirement
Ask Trippa for a place that fits the trip and it searches the web, returns source-attributed options, and helps you add a result with useful details. The assistant receives trip context, so it accounts for the destination and the plan already in progress.
You remain in control of what becomes part of the shared trip.
Already there? Trippa is, too.
The trip starts.
The help doesn’t stop.
Your guide, your next stop, your change of plans. Trippa keeps the context of your trip, so you don’t have to explain it all again.
An hour in the gardens
A short route, with time to linger.
- 1Start by the glasshouse
Get your bearings before heading into the gardens.
- 2Follow the riverside paths
Take the easy loop and leave room for a detour.
- 3Finish with a quiet spot
Pause by the water before your next stop.
Interactive illustration with fictional places. Creating guides and replanning need a connection; check local conditions before heading out.
Frequently asked questions
How does Trippa help plan a family vacation?
Tell Trippa who is coming and what would make the trip work for them. It uses those details to research places and help arrange a day you can review. Save ideas first, then choose what belongs in your plan; check current hours and travel details before heading out.
How does access work for a family trip?
Choose Request access, tell us a little about your trip, and submit your application. We’ll email you after review. Free during beta. No card required. Applications are reviewed before access is granted.
Can everyone in my family see and edit the trip?
Trippa supports shared trips with owner, editor, and viewer roles. Editors shape places and days, viewers follow along without changing anything, and every change lands in a shared change history. Comments and reactions let the group settle decisions where the plan actually lives.