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Discover
Find ideas
Save places, activities and inspiration without losing them across chats and screenshots.
Plan itineraries, choose activities, split expenses and keep everyone in sync, all in one place.


Before Pathly
With Pathly
Lisbon
Upcoming12–18 June · 6 travelers
Itinerary
Everything planned day by day
Votes
Make decisions together
Expenses
Know who owes what
Discover
Find ideas worth adding
Today
LisbonOne trip. One flow.
From the first idea to the final expense, Pathly keeps the group moving through the same shared plan.
Save places, activities and inspiration without losing them across chats and screenshots.
Compare options and let the whole group decide dates, destinations and activities.
Turn ideas into one shared timeline everyone can see and update.
Keep the latest plan, bookings and trip updates accessible while you're away.
Track what everyone paid and see exactly who owes what before the trip ends.
Pathly doesn't just store the itinerary. It keeps the entire group trip connected from start to finish.
Keep every activity, place, time and plan in one shared itinerary. Everyone knows what's happening without digging through hundreds of messages.
Organize activities day by day
Add locations, times, prices and trip details
Vote on activities before adding them to the plan


Let everyone propose destinations and travel dates, then vote together until your group finds the plan that works.
Propose destinations and date ranges
Vote accept, reject or stay undecided
See the group's preferences in one place


Track every shared expense and see exactly who owes what. Pathly keeps balances, payments and settlements together so nobody has to reconstruct the trip from bank transfers later.
Add expenses and split them between travelers
See who owes you and who you owe
Settle balances and mark payments as complete


Explore trips and ideas shared by other travelers, discover places worth visiting and turn inspiration into your own trip without jumping between apps.
Discover trips and inspiration from other travelers
Explore destinations, activities and people
Create your own copy and start planning instantly


Tell Pathly where you're going, how long you're staying and what your group enjoys. AI builds the first version of the trip so you can start from something useful instead of a blank page.
Generate a first itinerary
Turn a few trip details into a structured day-by-day starting point.
Plan around your budget
Give Pathly a rough budget and keep suggestions aligned with it.
Still your trip
Edit, remove, vote on and rearrange anything AI suggests.
Choose your group's travel style, origin, budget and dates to get destination ideas.
Need destination ideas?
Pathly will suggest places that match your group's vibe, budget and travel preferences.
Travel style
Select one or more styles that fit the trip.
Origin
Add where the group is travelling from.
Budget range
Optional. Set an estimated budget range per person.
Travel dates
Optional. Select the full date range for the trip.
Pick travel dates
Start and end date
Select at least one travel style
However you travel
Whether it's six friends, two people or five cities in two weeks, the planning problem changes. Pathly adapts with it.
Friends trip
Keep everyone involved without turning one person into the group's full-time organizer.
Group voting · Shared expenses · Collaborative itinerary · Trip updates
Calendar
12–18 June
Planned Activities
A glimpse of what's already on the trip
Check-in
Alfama walk
Group dinner
Simple pricing
Everything you need to organize a group trip is free. Pathly AI will be an optional upgrade for travelers who want help building the first draft.
Everything your group needs to plan, decide and travel together.
No credit card required.
Let AI build the first version of your trip, then customize everything with your group.
Pricing
Coming soon
The core Pathly planning experience stays accessible. AI is an optional layer, not a requirement for planning your trip.
Your next trip starts here
Bring the itinerary, decisions and expenses together before anyone has to ask “so... what's the plan?”