Plan together. Travel together.
A group trip planner for the people you travel with.
One person knows the flights. Another has the restaurant ideas. Oreviyo gives your group a shared place for the trip, so the itinerary, travel details, and packing plans are easier to find when someone asks what happens next.
- Invite the people traveling with you
- Choose who can view or edit the plan
- Keep shared packing beside the itinerary
Available for iPhone and Android.
See how it works
A practical starting point
How to plan a group trip in Oreviyo
Agree on the essentials first. Then give each traveler a clear way to contribute without asking one person to keep passing around a separate copy of the plan.
Give the trip a starting point
Create a trip with the dates and destinations you know. Add cities, flight details, and a general note about the kind of trip you want to take together.
Invite your travel companions
Share the trip with your group and choose view or edit access. Let the people helping organize it contribute, while other travelers can follow the plan.
Put the daily details in the itinerary
Add activities with their times, locations, notes, and costs. Agree on a meeting place for the first day and keep it with the activity instead of leaving it buried in a conversation.
Decide who brings the shared items
Use trip packing for group essentials and assign items to a traveler where needed. Keep personal packing separate, then review what still needs attention before departure.
An example to make it concrete
A weekend away with four friends
Here is one way to divide the planning. This is an illustrative arrangement, not a separate set of roles you need to configure in the app.
Set the direction
The trip organizer
Starts the trip, records the arrival details, and invites the group. Everyone can refer to the same dates and destinations.
Help with the details
A friend with edit access
Adds the agreed dinner and walking route to the itinerary, including where to meet and any useful notes.
Follow the plan
Friends with view access
Review the trip and itinerary so they know where the group is going and what the day includes.
A useful group habit: discuss ideas together, then record the agreed details in the trip. The conversation can stay a conversation; the plan stays easy to find.
Make room for different kinds of planners
A shared trip works well when a few people want to organize and others simply want to know the plan. View and edit access let you account for that difference without giving everyone the same responsibility.
Check the practical details together
Before leaving, review arrival times, the first meeting place, and items someone has agreed to bring. Keep addresses and useful instructions with the relevant activity so the next question has a clear place to look.
Before you start
Group trip planner questions
- How do I plan a trip with friends in Oreviyo?
- Create the trip, add the dates and destinations, and invite your travel companions. Choose who can view or edit it, then organize the daily itinerary and shared packing as the details take shape.
- Does everyone in a shared trip have to edit the plan?
- No. Oreviyo supports view and edit access for shared trips. People who are helping organize can contribute, while travelers who just need the details can have view access.
- Can we keep group packing with our itinerary?
- Yes. Oreviyo includes itinerary planning and packing within the trip. Trip packing can include items for everyone or items assigned to a specific traveler, alongside personal packing lists.
- Is Oreviyo available on iPhone and Android?
- Yes. Oreviyo is available through the App Store for iPhone and Google Play for Android. Use the download links on this page to open the relevant store listing.
Keep planning your trip
Give shared packing a clear owner
See how personal, shared, and assigned packing fit together.
Turn group ideas into daily plans
Organize each activity by time, place, and useful details.
Plan a trip everyone can enjoy
Agree on dates, budgets and booking responsibilities with a practical group planning guide.
