Planning a trip with friends usually means a dozen screenshots, a spreadsheet nobody updates and a group chat where the important message is buried under two hundred memes.
Kaikōdo gives every trip its own space. The itinerary, everyone's tickets, the shared expenses and a chat just for the trip live together, and each person sees what matters to them.
Everyone in, in seconds.
Send the invite link by WhatsApp or anywhere else, find people by @username, or send a personal invite to their email. Admins and editors shape the plan; viewers follow along without moving anything.
Polls instead of endless threads.
Where to have dinner, which day for the boat trip, what time to meet. Start a poll in the trip chat, and send photos, files or voice messages without leaving the trip.
Each ticket to the right person.
Upload the flights and hotel once and assign each document to whoever it belongs to — or to the whole group. Kaikōdo shows it in their Today view on the right day.
Split costs without the awkward maths.
Log who paid and who shares, in any currency. Kaikōdo works out who owes whom, and each friend sees it in their own currency.
Questions, answered
How do I invite friends to a trip?
Create the trip and share the invite link by WhatsApp, find your friends by @username, or send a personal invite to their email. They join that trip's group straight away.
Can someone follow the plan without editing it?
Yes. Give them the viewer role: they see the itinerary, the chat and what's shared with them, but can't change the group's plan.
Does everyone see every document?
No. Each document can be just for you, for the whole group or for specific people.
Is it only for big groups?
Not at all. Kaikōdo works the same for two people as for a large group, and also if you travel alone.
