The household travel hub
Forward a booking confirmation and it becomes a trip: flights, hotels, tickets, documents and costs organised into one clear plan your whole household can see.
How it works
Send booking confirmations to your household's own address — or paste the text, or snap the booking screen.
Flights, hotels, trains and tickets are read into one timeline, every departure shown in the airport's own clock.
Countdowns and check-in nudges before you go; documents, references and a printable one-page brief while you're there.
What you get
Confirmations become structured bookings. Anything the reader isn't sure about is flagged for review, never silently guessed.
A calendar-true timeline across timezones, with an empty Saturday honestly marked as yours.
One printable page per trip: copyable booking references, each day's plan, the checklist and every address.
A trip summary whose total is exactly the sum of its printed rows — export it as a spreadsheet or a PDF for a claim.
Tickets, passports and insurance in private storage with expiry warnings before a document lapses.
Shortlist stays you're considering and see when a price moves before you commit.
Suggestions for the destination and dates — labelled as ideas, never as bookings you hold.
Invite your family by email. Everyone sees the same trips; nobody outside your household sees anything.
Everything you forward stays inside your household: only invited members can see your trips, and nobody else's household can reach them. Tripscompass never books anything on your behalf, never holds your supplier logins, and never takes a payment for a trip — it organises what you've already booked.
Questions
Four ways: forward the confirmation email to your household's address, paste the text of one, upload a photo or screenshot of it, or type it in yourself. However it arrives, it lands in the same trip timeline.
Only your household. You invite people by email; an invited person who signs up joins your household, and anyone else who signs up gets a completely separate one.
Nothing today — Tripscompass is free to use while it's young. If that changes, you'll hear it from us long before anything is charged.
No, and that's deliberate. It organises what you've booked with airlines, hotels and agencies directly — it never stands between you and them, so there's no markup and no middleman to fail.
Yes. Trips export to your calendar, expense summaries download as spreadsheets, and briefs and summaries print to PDF. Your data can leave with you.
Create your household, forward one confirmation email, and watch it become a plan.
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