TrekUnity

What TrekUnity is

TrekUnity is a free group trip planner for friends, families, and couples, available on the web, Android, and iOS. Trip members can add activities to a shared itinerary, vote in polls, and chat within each trip. Booking confirmations in screenshots or PDFs can be read and added as trip details. AI can generate itineraries from prompts and read receipts using a phone camera; travelers can also scan receipts for the amount and merchant, then split expenses. Boarding passes, hotel confirmations, and event tickets can be attached to trip items, while activities, stays, and meals can be viewed on a map. Live location is optional and visible to accepted trip members, and each location pin expires after 30 minutes. The site says trip data is not used to train AI models. Its privacy policy says trip details are sent to Anthropic for itinerary generation without the user’s name or email. Users can access, edit, or delete profile data and contact support for help exporting it. For EU/EEA and UK users, the policy says data is processed in the United States under Standard Contractual Clauses with subprocessors.

Who it suits

TrekUnity suits friends, families, and couples coordinating a shared trip itinerary, bookings, activities, and expenses.

Limits

Live location visibility ends for each pin after 30 minutes. Trip details used for itinerary generation are sent to Anthropic without the user's name or email, and EU/EEA and UK data is processed in the United States under Standard Contractual Clauses with subprocessors.

Getting started

1. Open the TrekUnity website or install it from the App Store or Google Play
2. Create or join a trip
3. Add activities, bookings, or attachments to the shared itinerary
4. Use polls and trip chat with members
5. Scan receipts or split expenses as needed
6. Enable live location only when you want accepted members to see it

Verdict

TrekUnity combines collaborative itineraries with booking and receipt tools across web and mobile. Consider its stated data transfers and location-sharing controls when deciding whether to use those features.