Prism gives every traveler the same operating view: flights, landing times, stays, activities, costs, votes, and commitments. It is built for trips where one person should not have to turn screenshots and chat replies into a plan.
Prism Trips is a shared trip dashboard for friend groups planning travel from different cities. It helps groups coordinate flights, arrivals, stays, activities, expenses, and decisions in one shared view. Each person can see what is booked, what is proposed, and what still needs an answer.
One person booked a flight, another is still comparing, someone proposed a stay, and the first activity depends on the last arrival. The dashboard keeps those facts in one place while the plan is still changing.
Friend trips, reunions, family trips, bachelor and bachelorette trips, destination weddings, and remote friend groups with travelers coming from more than one city.
The group needs to know who lands when, where everyone is staying, which plans are booked, and which decisions still need a response.
Itinerary planners organize days. Prism organizes the group state around those days: arrivals, commitments, costs, and open votes.
Flights, stays, costs, and decisions should not require a fresh recap every day.
Flights matter because they shape the first day, pickup plans, check-in timing, and whether the group can commit to early activities. Prism keeps those details beside the rest of the trip.
Hotels, rentals, restaurants, tours, and backup ideas should not live in disconnected notes. Prism keeps them attached to the shared timeline and map.
Groups need a way to see what is agreed, what is proposed, and what is blocked. That is the difference between a live plan and a pile of maybe messages.
Costs are easier to discuss when they stay attached to the plan. Prism keeps expenses near the choices that created them.
It is one shared view of the group trip: flights, arrivals, stays, activities, expenses, votes, and commitments together instead of scattered across tools.
Prism includes itinerary planning, but the main value is helping the group see arrivals, decisions, commitments, costs, and the current state of the plan together.
Yes. Multi-departure trips are exactly where the dashboard helps, because arrival timing affects the stay, the first day, and the budget.
No. The chat can stay conversational. Prism keeps the decisions, flights, costs, and commitments from getting buried in it.
Go deeper on multi-departure coordination and shared arrival planning.
Use one view for staggered flights, pickup planning, and first-day timing.
See how flight details fit into the broader shared trip plan.