Friends on Globe aren't just contacts — they're your travel network. See which trips you've shared, peek at each other's bucket lists, and discover travel-style overlap that often surfaces the next group trip.
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Jamie Morris
Adventurer · Foodie · Lisbon-based
Travel-style match
87%compatibility
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Mutual trips
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Shared countries
Bucket list overlap
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A friend's profile — mutual trips, bucket-list overlap, and travel style match.
Adding friends
Three ways: search by username, share a profile link, or add automatically when someone joins a trip with you. The first time you complete a trip together, Globe quietly suggests connecting.
Shared profile
- Mutual tripsAll the trips you've taken together — past and planned. A great memory rabbit hole.
- Bucket-list overlapPlaces that appear on both your bucket lists, surfaced for easy 'we should plan this' moments.
- Travel-style matchA percentage compatibility score based on the travel-style preferences in your passports — adventurer vs. relaxer, foodie, culture, budget vs. comfort.
- Visited countries overlapWhere your maps agree, where they don't. Useful when you're about to plan something together.
Privacy controls
You choose what friends see. Per-friend toggles let you share the full bucket list with close friends, just the public version with acquaintances. Trip details stay private until they're shared with you on a specific trip.
No follower count
Globe is intentionally not a social network. There's no follower count, no public feed, no algorithm. Friends is here to make group trips easier — not to perform travel.
Pro tips
- Connect with friends right after the first trip ends — the memory is fresh and the prompt comes naturally.
- Use the bucket-list overlap to break trip planning ties. If two people share a destination, you've usually got your next trip.
Try Friends on a real trip.
Globe brings everything your group needs into one shared space. Free forever.