Group trips without
the group-chat chaos.
Friends, couples, multi-family trips. One shared plan, one shared decision-maker, one place where nothing gets lost — not the flight time, not the Airbnb code, not who paid for dinner Thursday.
Voting that ends the 'wait, are we doing Rome or Naples?' loop.
Anyone starts a poll with 2–5 options. Everyone gets exactly one vote. Live results — you see who's picked what. Close it, lock it, move on.
- One person, one vote — no thread hijacking
- Live results with who voted for what
- Anyone proposes; one person closes the decision
Everyone sees the same itinerary. Always. Even the friend who booked their own flight.
Add stays, day-by-day stops, drive legs, tickets. Anyone with the link is in — no accounts to chase, no PDFs emailed at midnight.
- Real-time updates across everyone's phone
- Ideas board — drop restaurants, sights, bars
- Confirmations and tickets live next to the plan
See what each person owes — without opening a spreadsheet.
Track group bookings, mark who paid, split by traveler. Nobody gets stuck with the whole rental car bill because they had the credit card.
- Per-trip cost overview at a glance
- Mark who paid what
- Split evenly or by traveler
No downloads. No app store.
No storage full.
The whole family taps one link, adds ErBiage to their home screen, and it works like an app — always up to date, no updates to install, works on any phone. Grandparents included.
Common questions.
How big can the group be?+
No cap. We've built for groups from 2 (a couple) up to 20+ (multi-family reunion trips).
What will we be able to book from ErBiage?+
Six categories rolling in as partners get approved: stays, flights, experiences & tours, trains & transfers, car rentals, and luxury & charters. Groups lean heavily on experiences, stays, and transfers for the crew.
Can everyone edit?+
Members can add ideas and vote. Whoever created the trip is the default decision-maker; they can promote others.
Does it work if half the group is on iPhone and half on Android?+
Yes. ErBiage runs in the browser and installs like an app on both.