Atlanora

Atlanora. A trip planner for people who travel together.

Most trips get planned across a group chat, a spreadsheet and somebody's notes app. Then, three weeks later, nobody remembers who paid for the taxi from the airport. Atlanora keeps the lot in one place.

The plan

Lay the trip out day by day, with actual hours. Museum at 10, lunch at 1, the night train at 22:40. Flights and other legs go in with airports and times, hotels with check-in and check-out. Drag something to a new slot and everyone sees it move.

There is also a packing list, a checklist for the things to sort before you leave, notes, a journal, and somewhere to keep tickets and booking confirmations so you are not searching your email at the gate.

The people

Send a link to whoever is coming. They can edit the plan or just look at it, your call. You all work on the same trip, and changes show up while you are looking at the screen. If you want to know who moved dinner to Thursday, the history tells you.

The money

Add expenses as you spend, in the currency you actually paid in, and tick who it was split between. Atlanora works out the balances and the shortest set of transfers that settles everything at the end. No signal at the restaurant? Add it anyway. It waits in a queue and goes out when you are back online.

The photos

One gallery for the whole group. Photos sort themselves onto the day they were taken. When you want to post something, there are templates that turn a photo, or a summary of the trip, into an image for Instagram. You can also send a read-only link to the plan, or make a trip public.

The map

Countries you have been to get filled in, with your flight routes drawn over them. Counters for countries, cities, kilometres in the air and days away. Levels and badges, and collections to chase: capitals of Europe, famous landmarks, that sort of thing. Discover shows what other people have been visiting.

Odds and ends

A currency converter with rates that refresh themselves, already set to the country you are in. Facts about the countries on your route: history, food, language, records, practical things worth knowing before you land. Over 160 countries so far, more arriving as we write them. And an assistant you can ask to sketch out a plan or answer a question about the trip.

Anything you have already opened stays readable with no connection, which covers most flights and a fair bit of the mountains.

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