Group Trip Planning Fragments Across Notes, Splitwise, and Chat Apps
Group trips often require juggling a separate notes document, a cost-splitting app, and a group chat thread, causing itinerary and payment details to get lost. Travelers experience recurring friction and disputes over shared expenses and disorganized planning.
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