Nobody has to decide anything to start
A group trip on Travafa begins as an empty trip with a name and a few people on it. No destination, no dates, no budget. Everything after that is proposed by somebody and settled by a vote, and the discount grows as the group does.
How it works
Four steps, and only the first one needs anyone to agree
1Name the trip, add whoever's in. Nobody needs to agree on anything yet.
2Anyone can put up a date or a place. Everyone votes. The tally is visible the whole way.
3Once a date and place are locked, the itinerary fills in — and bookings attach to the day they belong to.
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4Log what each person paid as you go. At the end, everyone sees who owes whom.
See the whole trip on a map
Every stop the group has agreed on, in the order you'll reach them
Goa · 6 stops
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StayTaj Fort Aguada, SinquerimAnything the group agrees on — a stay, an activity, a booked flight — lands on the map on its own day. Nothing is placed by hand.
The dashed line follows the sequence you'll actually travel, so a day that zig-zags across a city is obvious before you're standing in it.
Switch to a single day to see just its stops, or keep every day on at once to see how the trip moves.
Everything the group gets
Real screens from inside a trip — all of it free, all of it in one place
Live · day 2Only on the days you're travelling
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Split it, settled
What the group owes each other after the trip, and the shortest way to clear it
Right of the line means the group owes them. Left means they owe the group.
Who plans trips this way
Six people, four cities in mind, nobody willing to pick first.
Three generations, one set of dates that has to work for school and leave.
An offsite where the budget is fixed and finance needs the receipts.
Tight budget, loose plans, everything decided in a group chat.
A route rather than a destination, changing as you go.
Common questions
Is group planning free?
Yes. Creating a trip, inviting people, voting on dates and places, the checklist, the budget and expense splitting are all free with no limit. Every new account also gets 1 free AI credit for AI-drafted itineraries and AI checklist suggestions; a Pro plan adds more generations if you want them.
How many people can join a trip?
Up to 20 travellers on a trip. Everyone gets the same view — there's one organiser for admin actions like finalising a date, but proposing and voting is open to all members.
Does everyone need the app?
No. An invite works in a browser at travafa.com, and the whole plan — voting, chat, expenses — works there. The app adds push notifications and live location during the trip, so at least one person having it helps.
What if plans change after we've decided?
Reopen the vote. A finalised date or destination can be unlocked by the organiser, and the trip goes back to proposing without losing the itinerary, expenses or chat. Bookings already made keep their own cancellation terms, which stay visible on each booking.
Can we start without knowing where we're going?
That's what this page is for. A trip can exist with no destination and no dates — it's a name and a group. Voting is how it becomes specific, and nothing else in the product is blocked while it stays open.