Six people. Three time zones. One trip that doesn't fall apart.
You've got the group chat going. The spreadsheet is already stale. The trip is in five months. Meera is the only planner that lets every person in the group have their own say without making the organiser do everyone else's work.
Group planning breaks every other tool. Here's why.
Wanderlog assumes everyone's editing live in the same browser tab. TripIt assumes you've already booked. Google Maps gives you pins on a map but no shared structure. Spreadsheets get stale within a week of the first edit. And every group has _one_ organiser who ends up doing 80% of the work because nobody else can keep up. Meera is the planner where the organiser ships a draft once, everyone forks their own version, and consensus emerges from what people actually do — not from a thirty-message reply chain in the group chat.
AI builds the first draft. Everyone customises from there.
Type the destination, dates, group size, and a sense of pace. Meera generates a coherent day-by-day plan in 30 seconds — hotels in walkable neighbourhoods, restaurants per meal type, a narrative for each day. The organiser ships it; everyone else clones it. No more "OK let me write up what we discussed in the group chat".
Eight days of rainforest + beach, paced for two kids (7 and 10). Zip lines on day three, a sloth sanctuary on day four, beach days to reset.
Your flight lands at Juan Santamaría (SJO) at 2:40 PM. Pre-booked family van transfer to the La Fortuna area — 2hr 45min. Kids: snacks + offline content downloaded for the drive.
Kid tip: the resort's kids' club opens at 4pm. Drop them off for an hour while you unpack.
Every traveller gets their own copy of the plan
When someone clicks the share link, they don't see a view-only mode that locks them out. They see a 'Plan My Own Version' button. Their copy is fully editable. They can swap the museum on Day 3 for the wine tour, add a kid-friendly lunch on Day 5, change the hotel on Night 2. The original is unchanged; their version is theirs.
Group dashboard — see who's aligned
When everyone in your group has cloned the trip and tweaked their version, you can see — at a glance — what the consensus looks like. The places everyone kept. The places half of you swapped out. The day everyone agrees needs a free morning. The data tells you where the friction is, so the group chat can focus on resolving real disagreements instead of re-explaining the plan from scratch.
What groups using Meera see.
Illustrative examples — real quotes will replace these as users come on board.
“I'd been carrying our college reunion trip in a Google Doc for three months. Six guys, three states, one weekend in Lisbon. Meera let me ship a draft on a Sunday night. By Wednesday everyone had their own version with their own restaurant picks. We did the trip last month and not one of us felt like 'the one who didn't get a say.'”
“We're four couples doing a milestone-birthday trip to Greece. Three of us wanted Athens-Santorini-Mykonos; one couple wanted Athens then island-hop the smaller islands. Meera let us start from the same base draft, branch into two parallel itineraries for the second half of the trip, and merge back for the last two days in Athens. Easiest planning we've ever done as a group.”
“The running club's annual trip is 11 people across three time zones. The spreadsheet always died by week two. Meera's clone-and-share model is the first thing that actually fits how we plan — async, in five-minute bursts at lunch, on whoever's phone is handy. Saved my sanity.”
You shouldn't be doing all the work alone.
Meera Pro is $99/yr — unlimited trips, unlimited shares, unlimited clones, the editorial PDF travel guide, and the soon-shipping real-time co-editing. If you're the one doing all the planning, this pays itself back the first time the group splits the bill on accommodation.
See Meera Pro →Ready to stop being the only one doing the work?
Pick a destination, ship a draft, share the link in the group chat. Watch what happens. (Hint: way less work than you've been doing.)