Arrivals are easy to scan.
See who lands first, who is delayed, and when the first shared plan should begin.
Group trips without the group chat chase.
Flights from three cities. One stay to choose. A dinner vote. The budget everyone keeps asking about. Prism puts the plan where the whole group can see it.
Tokyo Adventure
Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka
6 flights, 4 stays, 4 plans
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Made for the parts friends actually ask about.
Prism is not a place to write a perfect itinerary for yourself. It is for the messy middle of a group trip, when everyone needs the same context before they can commit.
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Start with who is going and where they are flying from.
Each traveler can add a departure city, a flight, and the details the group needs.
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Keep stays, plans, and votes beside the travel details.
People can see what is decided, what is waiting, and who still needs to answer.
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Give the trip one place to check before money moves.
Costs stay connected to flights, stays, activities, and shared decisions.
A trip workspace, not another chat to watch.
The product is built around visibility. The group can open one page and understand the state of the trip without digging through messages.
Decisions have a home.
Votes and commitments sit next to the thing being chosen, not three screens away.
Costs stay visible.
Shared spend and estimates stay close to the plan, so nobody has to rebuild the math.
Plan the trip without becoming the trip secretary.
Start with a destination, invite the group, and let the plan take shape where everyone can see it.