For friend groups

Plan trips with friends without the spreadsheet drama.

One app for the group chat, the vote, the expense split, and the itinerary. Nobody has to be "the one with the Google Doc" ever again.

Friend crews planning weekend getaways, annual reunions, birthday trips, or just a long overdue catch-up.

Plan your friend trip — free See pricing

✦ One subscription covers your whole group — no per-person fees.

What kills group trips before they start

·Someone starts a Google Doc. It dies in 48 hours.
·Three people want beach, three want mountains. Nobody wants to be the tiebreaker.
·One person books everything and ends up covering $2,000 on their credit card.
·The group chat hits 500 messages and the flight times are buried somewhere.
·"I'll Venmo you" is said 40 times. It never happens.

What WonderKit does for friend groups

Vote, don't argue

Everyone suggests, everyone votes. The best plan rises to the top. No more polite "whatever works" chains.

Split expenses as you go

Who paid for what, who owes whom. Settle up at the end with one tap. No IOU drama.

Shared edit mode

Everyone can tweak the itinerary in real time. Changes sync instantly — no "wait, which version is current?"

Reminders that actually help

Push notifications 30 min before an activity. Packing lists before the trip. Daily "here's the plan" the morning of.

Locals-know-this discovery

What's on tonight in the city you're visiting. The restaurant everyone's talking about this week. The bar with the rooftop.

AI that finishes the plan

Describe the vibe ("long weekend, 6 of us, wine country, lots of food"). Get a real itinerary in 30 seconds.

Sample itinerary

Long weekend in Nashville with 6 friends

Generated from: "6 of us, late 20s, 3-day weekend in Nashville, food + live music, one vegan."

Day 1

Friday: arrive, honky-tonks, hot chicken

·Check in, quick shower, pregame at the Airbnb.
·Early dinner at Hattie B's (vegan option confirmed).
·Broadway bar crawl starting at Robert's — live music lineup included.

Day 2

Saturday: brunch, studio tour, dinner

·Bottomless brunch at Biscuit Love (reservation for 6).
·RCA Studio B tour at 2pm.
·Dinner at Husk, tickets to the Ryman at 9pm.

Day 3

Sunday: easy morning + flight

·Coffee at Barista Parlor.
·Walk at Centennial Park, lunch at Arnold's meat-and-three.
·Airport at 3, everyone settles up via the app on the way home.

Priya, organizer of the group chat

Lisbon

“Our group chat had been "we should do Lisbon" for literally two years. We opened WonderKit on a Friday, voted on dates and a vibe, and by Sunday night five of us had flights. The spreadsheet was officially canceled.”

Tomás, the friend who usually fronts everything

Nashville

“Six of us, three different opinions about every restaurant, and somehow we ate well every night. The vote board ended the "wherever you guys want to go" loop in about 4 minutes. Settling up at the airport instead of chasing Venmos for a month was the real win.”

Friend-trip FAQ

How big can the group get?+

No hard cap — groups of 20+ work fine. For very large groups we recommend one "coordinator" who finalizes the plan after the vote closes.

Can people join without signing up?+

The person creating the trip signs up. Everyone else can view and vote via the shared link; signing up is optional but unlocks commenting, expense splitting, and photos.

Does expense splitting handle unequal splits?+

Yes. You can split per-person, by custom share, or assign a cost to specific travelers (e.g., "only the 3 people who took the boat tour").

Is there a cancellation-date tracker?+

Trip countdowns and reminders are built in on Pro. For free/Plus, you can add activities with dates and get push notifications as they approach.