Most travellers run a planner, an expense splitter, a packing app and a journal, then lose all of it when the trip ends. TripProf is one app for the whole thing. Plan days on a map with everyone editing at once. Forward a booking email to your trip's own inbox and it files itself. Split spend in any currency, settle in the fewest payments. What's different: the trip does not end. It joins your Atlas, a world map you paint, with badges, journeys and a public profile you can share.
TripProf has been live since February. 780 trips have gone through it. This is the first time I have posted it anywhere, which is either patience or bad marketing, probably the second one.
What it does: you create the trip, invite co-travellers, and you all plan together simultaneously, daily itinerary, multi currency budget and expenses management, cost splitting, documents, packings, lists and memories. Booking confirmations go to an address the trip owns, so you forward the email once and it is filed for everybody. Money splits in the currency you paid in, and it works out who owes whom in as few payments as it can.
Then the trip ends and it does not disappear. I adds in ATLAS, a feature where you store your LIFETIME TRAVEL HISTORY, and if you want to share your public travel profile, you can get your link tripprof.com/@you. (example: tripprof.com/@emily) This feature is flly free.
Two of us built it. iOS, Android and web, 12 languages, no ads app wide.
Simple pricing: 1 credit = 1 trip. You are never pushed into a subscription for a trip you are planning months ahead. There is a Pro plan if you travel a lot, but the app works fine without it.
What I would actually like from you:
If you have planned a group trip lately, where did it fall apart? That is the bit I want to fix next.
Does the map at the end mean anything to you, or is that just me.
Anything slow or confusing in your first two minutes.
Hi Product Hunt.
TripProf has been live since February. 780 trips have gone through it. This is the first time I have posted it anywhere, which is either patience or bad marketing, probably the second one.
What it does: you create the trip, invite co-travellers, and you all plan together simultaneously, daily itinerary, multi currency budget and expenses management, cost splitting, documents, packings, lists and memories. Booking confirmations go to an address the trip owns, so you forward the email once and it is filed for everybody. Money splits in the currency you paid in, and it works out who owes whom in as few payments as it can.
Then the trip ends and it does not disappear. I adds in ATLAS, a feature where you store your LIFETIME TRAVEL HISTORY, and if you want to share your public travel profile, you can get your link tripprof.com/@you. (example: tripprof.com/@emily) This feature is flly free.
Two of us built it. iOS, Android and web, 12 languages, no ads app wide.
Simple pricing: 1 credit = 1 trip. You are never pushed into a subscription for a trip you are planning months ahead. There is a Pro plan if you travel a lot, but the app works fine without it.
What I would actually like from you:
If you have planned a group trip lately, where did it fall apart? That is the bit I want to fix next.
Does the map at the end mean anything to you, or is that just me.
Anything slow or confusing in your first two minutes.
Armen