Roundtrip

The trip planner for groups traveling together.

Families, friends, teams, churches and wedding parties: everyone sees the same plan, so nobody has to ask what time dinner is.

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Leaving home

Stop 1 · Plan it together

One plan the whole group sees

The schedule, the meals and the messages in one place, for every household on the trip.

Every household has its own group text.

Roundtrip puts every household on one trip.

Send to everyone, one household or one person.

BEACH WEEK · JULY 10–174 households · 14 people
EveryoneOne householdOne person
Grammy & Papa2 people
GP
The Parkers4 people
MPJPSPLP
The Lees5 people
DLALKLNLEL
The Ortiz family3 people
ROCOBO

Every stop, day by day

Who’s going, where to be and what to bring. Tap a stop for the details and the map.

Private circles inside the trip

Smaller groups for the grown-ups, the cousins or the planning crew. Only members see what’s inside.

A space of their own

Each circle gets its own messages, its own stops and a meter for keeping score.

Stop 2 · On the trip

Then the fun starts

Games for the drive, postcards for the moments, and a kid mode for handing over your phone.

Games everyone plays

Paper Football, Baseball Dice, License Plates and Bingo, played against each other with scores and turns.

Postcards from the trip

Winning at cards, falling asleep in a chair, getting there first: the moments become postcards. Tap one to flip it over.

Stop 3 · Hand it to a kid

A phone a kid can hold

Your phone has the grown-up parts: messages, circles and shared costs.

Tap Hand to a kid. The grown-up parts step aside.

What’s left is theirs: big buttons for their games, today’s plan and their postcards.

Getting back out takes your 4-digit code.

Grown-ups onlyEnter your code
MessagesCirclesShared costs Their gamesTheir postcardsToday’s plan

Stop 4 · Pick your trip

Pick your trip. Roundtrip sets up the rest.

Twenty trip types, each with its own checklist and the tools that trip needs.

  • ThanksgivingThe plan, the meals, and the Thankful wall.
  • ChristmasWish lists, the gift draw, and the plan.
  • Family reunionWho’s who, T-shirts, potluck, the group photo, and interviews.
  • Hunting & fishingLicenses, stands and boats, conditions, check-ins, and the logbook.
  • BeachGear, sunscreen, and who’s watching the water.
  • Retreat or mission tripRosters, forms, rooming, and the schedule.
  • Sports weekendTickets, the tailgate, and game times.
  • Lake or cabinRooms, the boat, cooks, and chores.
  • Theme parkTickets, ride heights, meeting spots, and lost-kid cards.
  • Wedding or milestoneEvents, outfits, gifts, and who’s where.
  • Road tripWho rides where, stops, gas, and car games.
  • CampingSites, gear, the cooler, chores, and no signal.
  • Mountains & skiingLift tickets, rentals by size, lessons, and layers.
  • National parksPasses, timed entry, hikes, and check-ins.
  • CruiseExcursions by port, cabins, dining times, and all-aboard.
  • InternationalPassports, entry rules, plugs, currency, and timed tickets.
  • Big cityNeighborhood days, transit, reservations, and a rain plan.
  • College visitsTours booked, questions to ask, and notes on each school.
  • Holiday at homeBeds, meals, and who’s bringing what.
  • Something elseStart simple and turn on what you need.

Then make it yours: switch any feature on or off, anytime.

Stop 5 · What comes with every trip

Everything the group needs, in one place

Every trip has

  • The plan: every stop, day by day, with who’s going.
  • Meals: who’s cooking, what’s needed, and a shared shopping list.
  • Messages: send to everyone, one household, or one person.
  • Games: Paper Football, Baseball Dice, License Plate Hunt and Road Trip Bingo.
  • Postcards: a collection of the trip’s moments, given by the group and earned in games.
  • Kid mode: hand your phone to a kid for games and today’s plan, with no messaging.

Turn on what your trip needs

  • Circles
  • Checklists
  • Tickets and documents
  • Travel plans
  • Sign-ups and rooms
  • Weather and water
  • Check-ins
  • Trip logbook
  • Rides and kid cards
  • Things to do
  • Shared costs
  • Photos
  • Who’s who
  • Thankful wall
  • Wish lists
  • Gift draws

On iPhone, iPad and the web, with notifications, Home Screen widgets, and a saved copy for places without signal.

Stop 6 · Privacy

Private to the people on the trip

  • Invite-only. People join with a link, a QR code or a short code from someone on the trip.
  • Only your group sees your trip. Circles, gift-draw pairings and personal checklists stay private even inside it.
  • No ads. No tracking. Your trip is never sold or shared.

Stop 7 · Pricing

Free to start. Pay per trip or by the year.

Every trip gets the plan, meals, messages, games, postcards and kid mode. Bigger groups and the extra tools come with Trip Credits or Full Access.

Everything is free while Roundtrip launches.

Free

$0

For small trips

  • Up to 2 households on a trip
  • The plan, meals and messages
  • Games, postcards and kid mode
  • iPhone, iPad and the web
Start free

One big trip

Trip Credits

$14.99for 1 trip

$34.99 for a 3-trip pack

Everything, for everyone on the trip. One credit unlocks one trip.

  • As many households as you need
  • Circles
  • Shared costs
  • Photos
  • Tickets and documents
  • Starter checklists for your trip type
Start your trip

Full Access

$59.99per year

For people who plan often

  • Everything Trip Credits unlock
  • On every trip you plan
  • For 12 months
  • Good for teams, churches and clubs
Start your trip

Prices in U.S. dollars. Trip Credits and Full Access are bought on the web at ourroundtrip.com. Credits don’t expire; an unused credit can be returned to your account.

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