Group trip voting

Let everyone vote on the trip

Everyone swipes on real places from their own phone. The likes and must-sees decide the plan, so nobody has to be the organizer.

The swipe deck in Rome: the Pantheon, with skip, must-see and likeA day of the plan the votes built: each stop with its time, opening hours and the walk to the next

Planning a trip with friends usually means one person doing all the work while the group chat fills up with links. With SwipeSights, everyone votes on the trip, and the votes turn into a plan you all actually agreed on.

How group voting works

  1. Create the trip. Pick the city and your dates.
  2. Share one link. Friends open it on their phone and start swiping, no app or account needed.
  3. Everyone swipes. Right to like, up for a must-see, left to skip, each on their own phone, so nobody sways the room.
  4. The votes become the plan. The places the group loved make the cut, put into days by area, in walking order, around opening hours.

What the votes decide

What makes the plan

The places most of you liked go in. The ones everyone skipped stay out.

What nobody misses

Must-sees weigh more than a like, so each person's top picks find a spot.

Where you eat

Lunch and dinner land near the stops, in the gaps of each day.

Who loved what

See what everyone liked, place by place, before the plan is built.

Why swiping beats a poll in the group chat

Everyone gets a say

A poll goes to whoever answers first. Swiping happens on each phone at once, so the quiet friend counts as much as the loud one.

Real places, not links

Every card is a real place with a photo, its rating and how long a visit takes, so a vote is an informed one.

No spreadsheet to keep

Nobody tallies anything. The plan builds itself from the votes, day by day.

A plan you can walk

The winners are grouped by area and ordered for the shortest walk, so the day flows instead of zigzagging across the city.

Vote on more than the sights

Trip or no trip, your crew can swipe on events, films or a Saturday night out in a group of your own. It works the same way: everyone swipes, and the group sees what won.

Free for groups of up to 3. A Trip Pass from $12.99 opens every day of the plan and groups of up to 20.

Frequently asked questions

How do you vote on travel plans with friends?

Create a trip in SwipeSights and share the link. Everyone swipes on the same real places in the city: right to like, up for a must-see, left to skip. SwipeSights puts the votes together and turns the places the group liked into a day-by-day plan.

Do my friends need the app to vote?

No. Friends can swipe from the link in their phone's browser, without the app or an account. They can save their votes to an account later if they want to keep the trip.

How many people can vote on one trip?

Free trips take groups of up to 3. A Trip Pass or a Year Pass takes groups of up to 20.

Does a must-see count more than a like?

Yes. Everyone gets a few must-sees for the places they really don't want to miss, and they weigh more than a like when the plan is built.

Is group trip voting free?

Yes. Trips are free, with the plan open for 3 days and groups of up to 3. Trip Pass from $12.99 for one trip, or a Year Pass from $29.99 covering every trip you create for 12 months.

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Start the vote

Create the trip, share the link, and let the swipes decide.

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