The digital product
The group admin,
done for you.
37 printable pages that take a group trip from “we should do this” to booked, paid for and packed. Budgets, splits, deposits, day plans and the awkward money pages nobody else will make for you.
Pages
37
Inside
Actual pages, not a mood board.
The cover
Print it or fill it in on a tablet
Budget ceiling
The lowest number wins. Not the average.
Eight day pages
One anchor a day, the rest stays open
Shared items
Six speakers is not a party
What's in it
Seven sections. Every argument covered.
Written from actual group trips, including the ones that went badly. Every page exists because something went wrong once.
- 01
Deciding
Shortlist, vetoes, non-negotiables and a private scoring sheet so the loudest person doesn't win by default.
- 02
Money
Budget ceiling, full cost breakdown, deposit tracker and a who-owes-who page you settle on the flight home.
- 03
Logistics
Flights, stay details, door codes, room allocation and every transfer in one place.
- 04
Eight day pages
One anchor plan per day, timeline, bookings and notes. Structured enough to work, loose enough to enjoy.
- 05
Eat, drink, go out
Reservations tracker, the running list from the chat, and a proper plan for the one big night.
- 06
Packing & prep
Everyone-brings list, shared items with names against them, and a 48-hour pre-flight check.
- 07
After
Settle up, what to do again, what never again, and the shortlist for next year.
$8forever, all future updates
- 37-page PDF, instant download
- Print at A4 or A5, or fill in on a tablet
- Share printed copies with your group
- Free updates when we add pages
- Less than a round of drinks at the airport
- 14-day refund, no questions
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The chat, afterwards
Over 12,000 votes cast. The average group finishes in under two minutes.
We'd been going back and forth for weeks. Everyone filled this out on their lunch break and by that night we'd booked Lisbon.
The budget part is what made it work for me. I didn't have to be the one saying I couldn't afford it in front of everyone.
We've said 'we should do a trip' every year since college. This time we actually picked somewhere in an afternoon.
I was the maid of honor, so this was going to be my problem either way. One link, nine answers, done — I didn't have to chase anyone.
I bought the planner mostly out of curiosity and ended up using the money section the whole trip. Everyone actually paid me back.
My friends can never make a decision. Seeing that we all quietly wanted the same kind of trip was honestly the whole thing.
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Before you buy
A 37-page PDF, delivered instantly after checkout. Print it at A4 or A5, or write on it in any tablet notes app.
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