Built for every kind of group trip
Every group trip has the same three problems, whatever the occasion: deciding what to do, paying for it fairly, and getting everyone actually informed. Vacationist solves all three in one app — here's how it plays out for the trips people plan most.
Pick your trip
Bachelorette party planner →
Vote on the itinerary, split the villa and the group dinners fairly, and get every bridesmaid in with one link — no app-store detour for the cousin who never signs up for anything.
Van life trip planner →
Keep the route flexible, split fuel and campsite costs the moment they happen, and stay organized offline — because signal on the road is never guaranteed.
Ski trip group budget →
Split the chalet, lift passes, and gear rental fairly even when everyone's paying for different things, and vote on rest days versus resort days before the group chat turns into a debate.
Family reunion planner →
Invite every generation with one link — nobody needs an app-store account, including grandma — and split venue and catering costs by household instead of an awkward even split.
Group camping trip →
Coordinate who's bringing the tent and the stove, split campsite fees and groceries as they happen, and keep planning offline-first when the campground has no signal.
Stag do planner →
Vote on activities so the best man isn't the tie-breaker for everything, split deposits and the group dinner fairly, and get every out-of-towner in with a single link.
The pattern behind all of them
Whatever the trip, the same three tools do the work: activity voting turns group indecision into an actual answer, expense splitting keeps money from becoming the awkward part, and guests can join with a single link — no account, no app-store detour, no one left out of the plan.
Plan your next group trip with Vacationist
Vote on activities, split expenses, and keep everyone in sync — free, no ads, and friends can join without an account. Available on Android and the web today; iOS is in development.
Frequently asked questions
Is Vacationist only for vacations?
No. It works for anything a group needs to coordinate and pay for together — bachelorette parties, ski weeks, family reunions, camping trips, road trips, and regular weekenders alike.
Do all my guests need to create an account?
No — anyone can join a trip with a single invite link and fully participate (vote, add expenses, edit lists) without signing up for anything.
Which use case is closest to mine if it's not listed here?
Most group trips are a mix of these patterns. Start with the one closest to your trip's shape — the same features (voting, splitting, lists, guest access) apply regardless of the occasion.