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TRUCE

Pre-launch · iOS · in build

Six people.
One plan.
No argument.

Truce is where your group finds the options, votes on them against a real deadline, and watches the winners land on one shared plan — with a ledger that keeps the money honest the whole way through.

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Trip 001

Barcelona

41.3874° N · 2.1686° E


Departs
T-12d 04h
Heads
06
Decided
14 / 18 blocks
Fronted
£1,180.40
Budget79%

£1,180 of £1,500

Your group chat is not a planning tool.

It has no state. Nothing in it is ever decided, only mentioned. The person who cares most ends up doing all of it, everyone else feels vaguely guilty, and somebody is still owed £74 in November.

Truce replaces the thread with something that holds a position: options on the table, a deadline on the clock, and a number next to every name.

// Thread412 messages

  1. 14:02anaso are we doing barcelona or not
  2. 14:03beni’m easy either way
  3. 14:11calcan’t do the 12th, wedding
  4. 16:40deewhat about the week after
  5. 16:41anayeah maybe
  6. 19:22bendid anyone actually book anything
  7. 21:47calwait who paid for the airbnb

Decisions made00

01 · Vote

Everyone nominates. The clock decides.

Pull real activities, restaurants and sights straight from Viator and Google Places into a time block. The group votes inside a window with an end time — and when it ends, the winner locks and the block drops off the ballot.

Ties don’t stall. A tie between three or more reopens as a 24-hour runoff between the leaders; a genuine two-way deadlock is settled by a wheel spin everyone watches. No casting vote, no organiser’s thumb on the scale.

02 · Plan

Winners become the itinerary. Automatically.

Every decided block lands on a shared day-by-day plan alongside your flights, stays and anything you add by hand. Clash detection stops two things being booked over each other.

Export the whole thing to Apple or Google Calendar, or download an .ics

A day map with numbered pins and the walking time between stops

A note on every vote, so the reason a thing won outlives the decision

03 · Settle

One number per person. Not twenty.

Whoever pays fronts the cost; Truce nets everything down pairwise, the way Splitwise does. You settle up once with each person, not once per dinner — and the split is frozen at the moment of booking, so someone joining late never silently re-splits what you already agreed.

Split evenly, split between some of you, or set the amount per head. Log a cost in the local currency and it converts on the way in. Nudge someone who owes you without having to send the message yourself.

Everything else it does

The whole feature set, without the marketing adjectives.


Discover

Real activities, restaurants, bars and sights for your destination — not a blank list you have to fill in yourselves.

Viator · Google Places

Time blocks

Nominations live inside a window that closes. When it does, the winner locks and the block leaves the ballot.

Deadlines

Group polls

Single or multi-select, anonymous if you want, on anything that isn’t an activity: which flat, whose car, what night.

Free

Dates poll

Start with no dates at all. Everyone marks what works, the organiser confirms, the trip unlocks.

Doodle-style

Plan

Winners, manual stops, flights and stays on one shared day-by-day itinerary. Export it as a calendar or a PDF.

One timeline

Ledger

Splitwise-style pairwise netting, custom splits, multi-currency entry, and one settle-up per person instead of twenty.

Net balances

Day map

Each day’s stops as numbered pins with the walking or driving time between them.

Mapbox

Vote notes

An optional line saying why you voted the way you did, attached to the vote itself — so the reasoning survives without a second chat thread to keep alive.

On the vote

Trip prep

A packing list everyone ticks off individually, plus a private personal list of your own.

Shared list

Recap

When the trip ends, a tap-through of what actually happened — who won the votes, where the money went, how far you walked.

Free

What it costs

The whole planning loop — discover, vote, plan, settle — is free, for everyone in the group, with no trial and no seat count. Paid tiers add depth on top; they never gate the thing the app is for.

See the full breakdown

Free

£0

The full planning loop, forever.

Pro trip

£9.99

One payment, one trip, the whole group.

Plus

£3.99

Personal perks across every trip. Monthly.

You already have four apps for this

A chat to argue in, a poll for the dates, an itinerary app for the plan, and Splitwise at the end. Each is good at its part. It is the joins between them that quietly cost you a volunteer.

See how they line up

Dates

Find

Decide

Plan

Money

The group chat

Holds nothing

The group chat: covers agreeing the dates, finding the options, deciding between them, the itinerary and the money.

Doodle · When2Meet

Doodle · When2Meet: covers agreeing the dates.

Wanderlog · TripIt · a shared doc

Wanderlog · TripIt · a shared doc: covers finding the options, deciding between them and the itinerary.

Splitwise · Tricount

Splitwise · Tricount: covers the money.

Truce

All five

Truce: covers agreeing the dates, finding the options, deciding between them, the itinerary and the money.

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