Sujova

What it does

Group trips start in a WhatsApp thread and die in 47 browser tabs. Sujova turns a rough idea into one shared, editable day-by-day itinerary your whole group plans together. Trip Alignment compares everyone's travel preferences before the itinerary is built, so you agree on the trip before you plan it. Weather-aware suggestions swap plans when conditions change. Fully localized in English, Finnish, and Spanish. One trip free, no card needed.

Collect each traveller's preferences independently, see where your group agrees or differs, and turn the result into a shared, editable itinerary.

Everyone answers independently. Sujova combines the responses into one group report showing where you agree, where preferences differ and what needs a conversation. From there, turn the result into an editable day-by-day itinerary. Trip Alignment turns separate travel preferences into one shared starting point for the group. Send one link to the people travelling with you. Each person answers on their own before seeing the group result, and participants do not need an account. Sujova shows where you agree, where preferences differ and what needs a conversation before planning continues. Turn the combined group result into an editable day-by-day itinerary everyone can review and adjust.…from sujova.com

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