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Life & fun · August 29, 2026

TripProf

Build your travel history. Plan the next trip together.

What it does

Most travellers run a planner, an expense splitter, a packing app and a journal, then lose all of it when the trip ends. TripProf is one app for the whole thing. Plan days on a map with everyone editing at once. Forward a booking email to your trip's own inbox and it files itself. Split spend in any currency, settle in the fewest payments. What's different: the trip does not end. It joins your Atlas, a world map you paint, with badges, journeys and a public profile you can share.

Plan the whole trip with your whole group in one app - guides, itinerary, expenses, packing lists, documents and memories, before, during and after you travel.

Wear your bulkiest shoes on the plane to save luggage space. Bus, train, plane, or your own car? This helps us plan the best routes and tips for you. Budget or luxury? Busy days or easy mornings? Tell us what you like and we'll build your guide around it. Wear your bulkiest shoes on the plane to save luggage space. Take a photo or select an image of your receipt, invoice, or bank statement to automatically extract expense details. Supported Documents Receipts, invoices, and bank statements. For best results, make sure it's clear and well-lit. Details were automatically extracted. Please review and adjust if needed. First morning in Rome — the kids couldn’t believe how BIG it is. Lucas…from tripprof.com

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