Roamer keeps everything in one shared place — the itinerary on a map, group chat with polls, and expenses that split themselves. Everyone sees the same plan, the moment it changes.
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And the one person organising it becomes the search engine for all of them.
Many apps, none of them talking to each other.
One trip, holding all of it — for everyone, at once.
A week in Hawaiʻi, planned by six friends.
Upcoming, past, and the ones you're hosting
People, itinerary, money and photos together
RSVPs, invites and reminders in one list
Every stop pinned, day by day
Shared checklists, plus notes only you can see
Everything shared anywhere in the trip, in one list
The trip total, your share, and who owes what
Everyone's photos in a single album
Group chat with polls, photos and files
No more screenshots of confirmations, spreadsheets of who owes what, or scrolling back through a chat to find the address.
Every flight, ferry, stay and dinner in order — and pinned where it actually is, so you can see the shape of the day.
Photo sharing, GIFs, reactions, polls and more — in the trip itself, so the decision lives where the plan lives.
Log what you paid, split it evenly or your own way, and see exactly who owes whom at the end. No spreadsheet.
Upload a booking PDF or a photo of it and Roamer fills in the type, dates, location and details for you.
Packing lists and restaurant shortlists the group can edit — plus private notes only you can see.
Your itinerary, tickets and documents are stored on your phone, so they open on the ferry, on the trail and at the gate.
Everyone's photos in one album, as they're taken — instead of four camera rolls and an album nobody makes.
Tickets, confirmations, passes and links — filed against the stop they belong to, not buried in an inbox.
Send a link, watch the RSVPs land, and get a notification the moment someone joins the trip.
No advertising, no data brokers. Trip content is visible only to the people you invite. Read the privacy policy.
You can retrieve a photo or document you uploaded at any time, on any plan, including after a paid plan ends.
Roamer is a small independent project, not a venture-funded travel platform. Email the person who builds it: info@theroamerapp.com.
The things people ask before they invite four friends to something.
Planning a trip is free, and everyone you invite can use it for free. Some extras are paid — either a one-time Trip Pass for a single trip, or Roamer Pro, an annual subscription that covers every trip.
Yes. Log what you paid, split it evenly or your own way, and Roamer works out who owes whom. The difference is that the expenses sit next to the itinerary they came from, so you are not maintaining two apps for one trip.
Your itinerary, tickets and documents are stored on your phone, so they open on the ferry, on the trail and at the gate. Changes sync when you are back online.
Everyone you invite can add to the itinerary, log an expense, post in the chat and vote in a poll. Changes appear for the whole group the moment they happen.
They need a free account to join a trip — that is what keeps trip content private to the group. Sign-in takes a tap with Apple or Google, or an email address.
Free to use. Invite your friends and everyone stays in sync.
