One placefor the wholeway.

Wayforth gives a trip its own address. The days, the beds, the flights, the bookings, and what happens next — at one link, for everyone who’s going.

An example tripscotland.wayforth.appNine days · four beds · one ferry

Right now the trip lives in eleven places.

None of them know about the others.

  • MumFwd: Fwd: Re: itinerary FINAL v3
  • Sep 1806:40 EDI → INV
  • wait — is the ferry booked or not
  • BookingsYour stay is confirmed — ref HJ4K2P
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  • Notesscotland stuffedited 3 months ago
  • what time do we lose the car
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  • AirlineCheck-in opens in 24 hours
  • the place with the oysterssaved in Maps
  • Sep 21ferry 17:05 ?

Then the trip gets an address.

One link, sent once. It holds the whole thing — and it keeps up when the trip changes, which it will.

scotland.wayforth.appThu 18 Sep · Day 4 of 9
Now
On the road — Glen Coe to Sleat
1 h 40 m to go
Next
Ferry · Mallaig → Armadale
17:05, boarding 16:35
Bed
Kinloch Lodge, Isle of Skye
IV43 8QY · check in from 16:00
Changed
The ferry moved thirty minutes earlier
two days ago
What a trip page says, four days in.

A trip asks for two different things.

Before you go

It gathers.

  1. The itinerary as it firms up, not as it was first imagined.
  2. Every booking, in the order you will actually need it.
  3. What is still unbooked, and when it stops being possible.
  4. What to pack for the weather it is going to be.
  5. The five questions everyone asks, answered once.

While you are there

It answers.

  1. Where we are, and what is next.
  2. How far it is, and how long that takes.
  3. The address, ready to read out to a driver.
  4. Tonight’s bed, before anyone has to ask.
  5. What just changed, and who has seen it.