Treader
The collaborative travel planner
What it does
Plan a trip with friends on one live map. Everyone edits the same days, so nobody is working off a stale copy. Notes, budget, packing lists and travel documents live on the trip instead of six other apps. AI reads the plan for what breaks on the day: closed Mondays, a 20-minute connection, the last train you would miss. When a flight is delayed or cancelled, Treader files the claim. Up to $1,000 back.
Plan trips with friends on one live map. Notes, budget, packing and documents stay with the trip, AI checks the plan, and flight delays pay you back up to $1,000.
Twelve open tabs and a group chat nobody can scroll back through. Treader puts every stop on one map, works out the days and drive times as you go, and lets everyone who's coming edit the same plan. Building it takes minutes, not an evening. You expect a map with every place on it, and it’s here. The rest is the part a map app doesn’t do: a day that retimes itself when you move a stop, a ferry and a flight counted on the same clock, an assistant that has read your itinerary, and a plan that keeps up when the day slips. The usual places with their ratings and hours, plus the spots other Treader travellers pinned and wrote up. Anything you like goes into a day from the map itself, so nothing…from treader.ca
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