Globe is live on web and mobile: your group trip planner
Globe is live. Here's what it does, what's inside, and how it replaces the group chats, spreadsheets, and expense apps you've been juggling.
Globe is finally live.
If you've ever planned a trip with more than one other person, you know the drill: the destination gets decided in a group chat, the ideas are all reels everyone sends but nobody turns into an actual plan, the itinerary lives in someone's notes, the budget's on a spreadsheet nobody updates, and the photos end up scattered across three different phones. Globe puts all of it in one place instead.
What's inside
Everything a group trip actually needs, from the first "where should we go?" to looking back on it years later.
- Proposals & voting — Throw in destination or activity ideas, vote as a group, and actually land on a decision instead of letting the chat scroll bury it.
- A shared planner — Build the day-by-day itinerary together: dates, activities, costs, who's doing what.
- Expenses — Track what's been spent and by whom, so settling up at the end isn't a forensic investigation.
- Group chat & polls — One place to actually talk about the trip, without quick decisions getting buried in a general group chat that's also got fifty unrelated messages in it.
- To-do's — Assign tasks to specific people (book the flights, sort the visas) and actually see who's done what. Planning is no longer one person's responsibility.
- Documents — Tickets, invoices, confirmations, all in one shared space, so nobody's digging through their inbox to find them, and everyone can grab what they need whenever they need it.
- Photos — One shared space for trip photos instead of a dozen separate camera rolls.
- Travel history & Memory — Every trip you plan on Globe stays behind as a memory, building into a timeline of everywhere you've been together.
- Bucket list — Keep a running list of places and experiences you want to do someday, ready to turn into your group's next trip when you're ready.
See it in action
Here's a quick look at how it all comes together.
Questions, answered
Is Globe free?
Yes, every feature is free to use. Pro and Trip Pass exist if you want extras like more photo and note storage, planning more than three trips at once, or a customizable dashboard, but nothing is locked behind them.
Can I use Globe for a solo trip, or is it only for groups?
It's made for groups, but there's nothing stopping you from using it to plan a solo trip too.
How do I invite my friends to a trip?
Once you create a trip, you can generate an invite link or invite code from the "Participants" tab.
How is Globe different from other trip planning apps?
Most apps stop at the itinerary. Globe also handles making decisions, on destination, dates, activities, places to go, places to eat, through Proposals, voting, and polls. Planning becomes something you do together instead of something one person hands everyone else. Expenses live right inside each trip too, so there's no separate app to track who owes what. And once the trip's done, it all stays in Memory, so you can come back and relive it.
What happens to my trip after it's over?
Once you wrap up a trip on Globe, it creates a "Memory" page: the photos you shared, the planner you built, and your travel stats, all in one place you can look back on. If a friend's planning a trip to somewhere you've already been, you can pull up your old Memory page and hand them a ready-made recommendation instead of trying to remember it from scratch.
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