Six people said yes. Three will actually commit, two will change the dates, and nobody will read the doc. Nexly gives the trip one home everyone can edit — and gives you back the admin work.
Built around the part nobody volunteers for: keeping the plan, the bookings, and the money straight for everyone else.
Name the destinations, dates, and budget. Multi-city is a first-class case — add each leg with its own dates and Nexly keeps the running order straight. Every trip carries a status from idea through planning, booked, in progress, and completed, so nobody has to ask which stage this one is at.
Draft a day-by-day itinerary from your destinations, interests, and pace, then shape it: regenerate a single day, dial a day up or down, fill the gaps, swap two days, or drag items between them on a board view. Every change is versioned, so you can look at what it was before and put it back.
Track stays with check-in and check-out dates, addresses, and booking links, plus flights and transfers between legs. Drop in the confirmation PDFs and screenshots and we'll read the details out of them rather than making you retype. Packing and prep checklists can be drafted for the trip and ticked off live.
Everyone in the group edits the same trip and sees changes as they happen — no re-sharing a link that only opens the homepage. Day-of, a Today view shows what's next with the booking references to hand, and shared costs get split and settled as you go.
The admin layer group trips actually break on — commitments, logistics, and money — not another wall of destination inspiration.
Several legs on one trip, each with its own dates and days. Rome to Florence and back stays legible.
A full day-by-day plan built from your destinations, interests, and pace — then edited a day, an hour, or an item at a time.
Every itinerary change is saved as a version you can review and restore, so a bold regenerate is never a one-way door.
Check-in and check-out dates, addresses, booking links, and the flights and transfers between legs — all on the trip's timeline.
Upload booking PDFs, spreadsheets, or screenshots and we extract the stay, flight, and activity details for you to confirm.
Search real places, keep a library of them, and view it as a map. Import from Google My Maps or Takeout, and export it back out.
Once the trip starts, a Today view surfaces what's next with times, locations, and booking references.
Log trip spending as you go, see who owes whom across the group, and settle up without a spreadsheet.
Share a read-only trip page with anyone — the people coming along get full editing instead of a screenshot.
Tell it where you're going and it drafts the days, suggests stays and activities, checks the plan against your budget, and orders a day's stops so you're not crossing the city twice. Ask for alternatives to something nobody liked, stretch the trip by two days, or move a leg to a different city, and it reworks the schedule around what's already booked. Anything destructive asks you first, and it can save a place, start a trip, or move it along a status without you leaving the conversation.