The group trip that actually happens.
Voyade holds the whole life of a trip in one place — the ideas, the votes, the day-by-day plan, the booking work, the money, the live map, and the story you keep afterwards. Everyone is in it. Nobody has to be the martyr.
A group chat is not a plan.
Five people, one thread, four hundred messages. Somebody sent the good link on a Tuesday and nobody can find it. Two people have quietly decided they cannot afford it and have not said so. There is no version of the plan anyone can point at, so there is nothing to agree to — and the trip dies of enthusiasm running out.
- of proposed group trips never leave the chat
- 76% of proposed group trips never leave the chat
- messages to agree a trip that does happen
- 83 messages to agree a trip that does happen
- spent coordinating it
- 11 days spent coordinating it
Three things replace the thread.
The Idea Pool
Throw anything in.
Links, cravings, half-ideas, a screenshot of someone's story. Paste it and it comes back as a real thing with a place, a photo and a price. Nothing is committed to the plan until the group says so.
Steall Falls, Glen Nevis
20 min drive + 1h walk · added by Lena
Voting
Thirty seconds, and you have shaped the trip.
Must, Want, Fine or Skip. One tap on a phone, on the bus, without reading anything. Disagreement is not hidden — it is surfaced, named and put in front of the group while it is still cheap to fix.
Blarney Castle
The AI draft
It drafts. You decide.
Votes, constraints, dates and geography go in; a real day-by-day plan comes out, with the trade-offs explained. Every change arrives as a proposal you accept or reject. If somebody edited the same thing while the model was thinking, the human edit wins.
Drop Blarney Castle from day 6 AI suggested
One trip, five phases, nothing dropped between them.
Phases are a lens, not a cage — you can book things while you are still arguing about dates, and add an idea in the middle of the trip. The product foregrounds where you are and keeps everything else reachable.
- Dream
- Plan
- Book
- Travel
- Remember
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Dream
The front page is a feed of trips somebody finished, not a search box.
5 nations · 2,300 km17 Days: Castles & Coasts of UK + Ireland
17 DAYS JULY €€ BALANCED FAMILYCost per person €1,180–1,4203.4K -
Plan
Ideas are cheap; the timeline is curated. Only what survived voting lands on a day.
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Book
The plan becomes a task list anyone can claim. Every deadline says why it exists.
Book by 12 May — morning slots sell out ~8 weeks aheadEdinburgh Castle · timed entry ×5
Day 3 · 10:00 slot · ~€22 pp
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Travel
Today, offline, with the leave-by time computed from real travel time.
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Remember
The trip writes itself up, and can become the trip somebody else steps into.
2,100km driven9castles
You've got three hours. What's actually worth doing?
Every other app shows you what is close. Nearby shows you what is reachable in the time you actually have — with the journey back already subtracted, and the real road and timetable graph underneath. Three hours by car reaches 38 km here. Glencoe makes it. Skye doesn't.
How we make money, before you ask.
Commission on some bookings, and an optional €5.99 subscription. No advertising, no data sale, no sponsored slots. When the best answer earns us nothing — the free clifftop walk, the session pub, the excess insurance you should not buy at the rental desk — we say it anyway.
What we won't do
- Sell a placement in a suggestion, ever.
- Hold or move your money — settle-up works out who owes whom and links you out.
- Paywall the thing your group needs to plan a trip together.
- Run advertising, or sell what we know about your trip to anyone.
Start from a finished trip, or from nothing at all.
Clone a trip somebody took and let it rewrite itself for your dates and your group, or open an empty one and describe where you fancy going.