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Spots from any link
Share a TikTok, Reel or Short into TripSake, or paste the link. We watch the video, work out which place it is and pin it with rating, price range, opening hours and an address you can hand a taxi driver.
Everything on board
Every feature, end to end.
From the reel someone drops at 1am to the recap you send around after landing — this is the whole trip, feature by feature. Free, all of it.
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Getting the spots in
The links pile up somewhere. Here they turn into places with addresses.
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A list you can actually filter
Eat, cafe, bar, museum, park — plus open now, worth it, and rating over 4.5. The filter lives in the URL, so the link you send lands on exactly what you were looking at.
Deciding together
Everyone answers on their own time. The list keeps the score.
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Voting that settles it
Everyone gets three answers: must-see, would like, skip. The list re-sorts by what the group actually wants, you can see who voted for what, and the spot nobody defends drops out.
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Polls and RSVP
Dates, dinners, detours: put it to a vote. Going, maybe, out — so you know who is actually coming before you book for six.
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Friends join by link
Send the link, they are in — no account, no app store detour. They can vote, add spots and see the plan straight away.
The day itself
A route that respects opening hours, walking times and how you like to travel.
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Day plans that route themselves
One tap turns the saved spots into a day: sensible order, walking and transit times between stops, breakfast before the museum, the rooftop at sunset. Not a list — a route.
The parts nobody volunteers for
Tickets, packing, shopping, and who owes whom.
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Flights and stays in the wallet
Forward the confirmation and the flight, the hotel and the transfer sit in the trip with times and codes. Export to your calendar in one tap.
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Two packing lists that know the difference
Yours stays private. The shared one says who is bringing the speaker, so four people do not carry the same first aid kit.
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One shopping list, live
Somebody is already in the supermarket. Items tick off in front of everyone, so nobody comes home with a third pack of sunscreen.
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Split without spreadsheets
Log what you paid, everyone sees the balance. Snap the receipt and it reads the total for you. Export as CSV when someone insists on their own spreadsheet.
Before, during, after
The trip starts weeks early and does not end at the airport.
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The wait, made part of the trip
A countdown that tells you something: what the weather does in that month, the phrases worth knowing, what to eat, what the city sounds like, what the emergency number is.
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Works when the signal does not
Plan, spots, packing and tickets are cached on the phone. In the metro, on a mountain, on the wrong roaming plan: it opens. What you change while offline is sent the moment you are back.
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The photos land on the days
Everyone drops their photos in and they sort themselves by day and by place, so the trip is one shelf instead of four camera rolls.
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Trip Wrapped
At the end the trip tells you what it was: kilometres walked, spots seen, who paid the most, the plans that survived. A card worth sending round.
And the rest of it
Smaller things you only notice when they are missing.
Native share
Share straight out of TikTok or Instagram on Android and iOS — no copy-paste.
Add a place by hand
Search any place and pin it, for the tip that came from a person, not a feed.
Reality check
Overhyped, expect a wait, tourist trap: the app says it before you walk there.
Taste profile
Say what you travel for once, and the plans lean that way. Override it per trip.
Suggestions
Thin day? It proposes spots that fit the group, the city and the hour.
Opening hours
Warns before a stop is closed on your date, and how long you will realistically be there.
Walk, transit or drive
Per leg, not per day: walk the short hops, ride the long ones.
Open in Google Maps
The whole day route hands over to Maps for turn-by-turn.
Map view
Every spot as a pin, the day drawn as a route, your stay as the starting point.
Ask for a change
"Make it slower", "more food", "we are hungover" — the day gets rebuilt.
Multi-city trips
Three cities, one trip, dates split across the legs.
Live for everyone
Votes, expenses and lists update on every phone as they happen.
Notifications worth reading
The countdown, the packing nudge, the thing the group is waiting on you for.
Inbox
What happened while you were not looking, in one place.
Receipt scan
Photograph the bill, the amount fills itself in.
Any currency
Pay in one, settle in another — the split still adds up.
Calendar export
Flights and stays land in the calendar you already use.
Transit preferences
Large luggage, wheelchair, stroller: the routing takes it into account.
Postcard share
A card from the trip that looks like a card, not a screenshot.
Five languages
English, Spanish, Turkish, German, French — switch any time.
Install it
Android app, iOS share extension, and it runs in any browser.
Your data stays yours
Export or delete everything from inside the app. No ads, no selling.
How it compares
What the alternatives leave to you.
Most groups end up running the trip across four tools. Here is what each one is actually for, and where TripSake sits.
| TripSake | Wanderlog | TripIt | Splitwise | Google Maps lists | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spots from TikTok / Reels | Yes | No | No | No | No |
| Group voting on spots | Yes | Partly | No | No | No |
| Auto day route | Yes | Yes | No | No | No |
| Shared expenses | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Packing + shopping lists | Yes | Partly | No | No | No |
| Friends join without an account | Yes | Partly | No | No | Partly |
| Works offline | Yes | Partly | Partly | Partly | Partly |
| Trip recap afterwards | Yes | No | No | No | No |
| Free | Yes | Partly | Partly | Partly | Yes |
Wanderlog: Strong itinerary planner. No vote per spot, no reel import.
TripIt: Turns confirmation mails into an itinerary. Not a group planner.
Splitwise: The best at splitting money. That is all it does.
Google Maps lists: Great for saving pins. No plan, no group, no split.
Compared on each product’s free tier, as published on their own pages on 28 July 2026. Features change — check theirs before you decide. Product names belong to their owners; TripSake is not affiliated with them.
The gate is open. Just go.
Maps, live mode, splitting, packing, Wrapped. The parts that make a trip real shouldn’t be the paid ones.