Seven steps from an empty trip to a plan the whole group can see — the itinerary, the money, the photos and the chat, all in one place.
Give it a location and dates and you're done — the trip appears on your home screen, ready for everything else. Upcoming trips sit at the top, past ones stay below, and everything you add from here lives inside this one place.
Send an invite and they can RSVP and see every trip detail in real time. You get a notification the moment someone joins, so you always know who's actually coming.
Do this early, before the plan is finished. A trip everyone can watch take shape gets more input than a finished itinerary dropped into a chat.
Fill in your itinerary with accommodations, transportation, points of interest and any other activities you have planned — or will plan. Every stop with a location shows up pinned and in order, which is usually the moment someone spots that two things are on opposite sides of the island.
All the important details — dates, addresses, confirmation numbers, tickets — are stored in the app and accessible any time, even offline. Upload a booking PDF and autofill reads the details out of it for you.
Notes and lists for packing, organising group dinners, games to bring — plus all your important documents and links saved in one place, attached to the stop they belong to.
Notes can be shared with the group or kept private, so the packing list everyone edits and the thing you're only telling yourself can live side by side.
Log what you paid and choose how it splits — evenly, by share, or itemised. Roamer keeps the running total and works out exactly who owes whom, so nobody is reconstructing a week of receipts on the last night.
Start with the very first deposit, months before the trip if that's when it was paid — the person who fronted the accommodation shouldn't have to raise it on the last night.
Everyone's photos land in the trip's own album as they're taken, so you get the whole trip from six angles instead of four camera rolls and a shared album nobody gets round to making.
It's also the part people come back to months later, which is a quietly good reason for the trip to still exist somewhere after it ends.
A full group chat with photo sharing, GIFs, reactions and polls — in the trip itself. Anything with more than two options becomes a poll, so the answer is a tap instead of a thread, and it stays visible next to the plan rather than scrolling away.
This is the step that decides whether the rest sticks. If the group is still talking in a separate chat, the plan and the conversation drift apart — and the plan loses.
Make the trip, invite the group, and the rest of this list has somewhere to live. Free to use, for everyone you invite.
