One of you is a list-maker, the other shows up with a passport and snacks. TripLinq is the couples trip planner that lets one person do the planning while both of you remember the trip.
Couples trips have a different rhythm. One person is excitedly building a spreadsheet at 11pm, the other is asleep with a wine glass on the nightstand. That's not a problem to fix — it's how most great trips get planned. We just wanted to make sure that the spreadsheet-builder doesn't end up resenting the sleeper, and that both of you walk away with a record of the trip you actually took.
TripLinq is a couples trip planner built around that split. The planner gets a clean canvas, the AI to absorb every booking email, and a quietly-running shared budget. The partner gets one app to open: today's plan, where to be, and what the surprise restaurant is — or isn't, if you want to keep some of it secret.
Couples don't usually plan 50/50, and TripLinq doesn't pretend you do. The trip owner can build, rearrange, and book to their heart's content. Their partner sees a clean, view-only timeline by default, with the option to add their own ideas (the bookstore they saw on Reels) without disturbing the master plan. Private items mean the planner can keep an anniversary dinner off the shared view until the night-of — surprises stay surprises.
Booked through a travel agent? Forward the email. Got a 12-page Greek-island PDF? Drop it in. TripLinq's AI itinerary parser extracts flights, hotels, ferry crossings, transfers, and activity vouchers, and slots them onto the right day of your honeymoon. You stay in control: review before applying. The most-loved use case in our reviews is travel-agent honeymoons, where a stack of vouchers becomes a single readable timeline in under a minute.
Couples don't want to be Venmo-requesting each other on day three of their anniversary trip. TripLinq's expense view runs quietly in the background: log shared spending in any currency, see where the budget is, settle whenever you feel like it (or never, if it's a treat from one of you). The dashboard shows you what's tracking under-budget, so you can splurge on the final dinner without doing math at the table.
Half the most romantic places in the world have spotty cell signal — cliffside villages, vineyard back-roads, that boutique hotel up the mountain. TripLinq caches your entire itinerary, vouchers, and saved places on-device. When you tap a restaurant, it opens straight in Apple Maps or Google Maps using the navigation you already trust. No app to learn at dinner.
A timeline that reads like a story, balances that settle themselves, and every voucher tucked safely on-device — all working offline.
Daniel pasted the travel agent's 12-page PDF and TripLinq parsed every ferry, transfer, and hotel into the right day. He kept the cliff-edge dinner reservation private until the night of — the surprise stayed a surprise. The settle-up view at the end: even.
Three nights, one rule: no spreadsheets. The trip owner built the plan, their partner opened the app once each morning, and a shared €600 weekend budget tracked itself through three dinners, four espressos, and one impulse tile-shop purchase.
New relationship, big test. They co-planned in the open: ideas board for must-eats, polls for which neighborhoods, and one shared expense thread so nobody had to do the awkward "so the trip was about €1,400 each" math at the end.
Hide an anniversary dinner, a gift-shop stop, or the back-half of the trip until you want to share it. Private by default, shared on tap.
Forward the travel-agent email or PDF. TripLinq extracts flights, hotels, ferries, transfers, and activities into a clean honeymoon itinerary.
Log spending in any currency. See where you're tracking. Settle when you want — or don't. Multi-currency conversion happens automatically.
Saved places open in Apple Maps or Google Maps, even offline. No new navigation app to learn at dinner.
“Finally an app that gets that group travel isn't a checklist — it's a thousand tiny decisions. The voting + ideas board basically replaced our 800-message WhatsApp thread.”
“I pasted a 12-page Greek island itinerary from a travel agent and TripLinq just understood it. Ferries, hotels, transfers — all on the right days.”
“The settlement view alone is worth it. Four currencies, eight people, one tap — Sam owes me €124. No more spreadsheets.”
“Offline mode saved us in Patagonia. No signal for three days — the full itinerary, saved places, and vouchers all worked.”
“Took our family of five through Japan. The kids could see what was next, my partner could edit, and I could keep my secret restaurant list private.”
“Finally an app that gets that group travel isn't a checklist — it's a thousand tiny decisions. The voting + ideas board basically replaced our 800-message WhatsApp thread.”
“I pasted a 12-page Greek island itinerary from a travel agent and TripLinq just understood it. Ferries, hotels, transfers — all on the right days.”
“The settlement view alone is worth it. Four currencies, eight people, one tap — Sam owes me €124. No more spreadsheets.”
“Offline mode saved us in Patagonia. No signal for three days — the full itinerary, saved places, and vouchers all worked.”
“Took our family of five through Japan. The kids could see what was next, my partner could edit, and I could keep my secret restaurant list private.”
Free on iOS and Android. Make your first trip in under a minute — invite the group, paste a booking, and watch the days fill themselves in.