Goa Beach Escape
Beaches, seafood & sunsets
TripLuv turns a group chat full of half-plans into a day-by-day itinerary, a shared expense ledger that settles itself, and a scrapbook you'll actually reopen.
Coming soon to Android. Your money never touches our servers.
Built in India, for how Indians actually travel — trains, road trips, temple towns, and one friend who always forgets to pay.
Someone shares a reel, someone else a blog post, and on Day 3 nobody actually knows where you're meant to be at 11am.
The spreadsheet dies on day two, and four weeks later there's still a ₹1,400 question mark nobody wants to bring up.
By November the trip has quietly stopped existing, except as an album nobody named and nobody opens.
Give TripLuv a destination, your dates and a budget. It comes back with a real day-by-day plan — 8 to 10 stops a day, priced to the budget you picked, with the season factored in and your journey from home already built into Day 1.
TripLuv breaks a trip into seven real costs and gives you a range, not a fantasy single figure — because travel is a range. Switch the transport mode from flight to train and watch every downstream number move.
Log an expense in any of 14 currencies, split it however the situation actually demands, then let TripLuv work out the shortest path to everyone being square.
Six payments became three. Same balances, half the awkward messages.
No wallet, no escrow, no payment processing. We record that Rahul paid Sam — the two of you handle the actual UPI. That's a deliberate design decision, not a missing feature: it means there's nothing to lose, nothing to hack, and nobody waiting on a withdrawal.
Write the day down while it's still today. Pick a mood, add up to five photos, and TripLuv assembles it into a scrapbook you can export as a PDF and actually hand to someone.
Everything a trip needs lives inside the trip — not spread across a chat, a notes app, a spreadsheet and three camera rolls.
The day-by-day itinerary. Drag to reorder, edit anything, add your own stops.
Every rupee logged — who paid, how it split, in which currency.
Where the money actually went, by category, against what you budgeted.
A packing list the whole group ticks off together. Nobody brings four chargers.
The journal, day by day, with photos and moods from everyone on the trip.
Who changed what and when — so no plan quietly moves without you knowing.
Add friends who don't have TripLuv as guests — they still appear in every split.
Live prices across booking sites, side by side, before you commit.
Log in dollars, settle in rupees. Rates cache, so it works without signal.
A nudge before you blow the budget — not a post-mortem after.
Not "inspiration". Real itineraries with real places, real timings and real costs — ready to become your trip in one tap, then edit however you like.
Beaches, seafood & sunsets
Tea hills, houseboats & spice trails
Forts, palaces & desert sunsets
Monasteries, Pangong Lake & the world's highest passes
Ghats, aarti & the eternal city
UNESCO ruins, boulders & ancient temples
Crystal waters, coral reefs & jungle beaches
Living root bridges, caves & waterfalls
Rafting, yoga & Himalayan vibes
Safaris, fort ruins & big cats
Art deco, street food & sea-facing evenings
Coffee estates, waterfalls & misty hills
+ 22 more, from Spiti Valley to the Golden Temple
Most groups already have a system. It's usually three tools that don't know about each other.
| Group chat + a spreadsheet |
Generic AI trip planners |
Expense-split apps |
TripLuv | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day-by-day itinerary | — | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Costed to your budget | — | partly | — | ✓ |
| Whole group can edit | partly | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Four ways to split a bill | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Simplifies who-pays-whom | — | — | partly | ✓ |
| Travel journal & PDF export | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Built around Indian trips | — | — | — | ✓ |
There'll be a free tier that plans a whole trip end to end — itinerary, group, expenses, settle-up, journal. We haven't settled what sits above that yet, and we'd rather say nothing than quote a price we then change.
No, and it never will. TripLuv is a ledger, not a wallet. It records that Rahul owes Sam ₹1,800 and marks it settled when you say so — the two of you move the money however you already do. We never hold, process or route funds.
No. You can add guests who aren't on TripLuv, and they'll still appear in every split, every balance and every settlement. Invite them properly later, or don't — the maths works either way.
Good enough to start from, not gospel. Timings, prices and opening hours are estimates, and seasonal closures change. Every plan is fully editable, and we'd genuinely rather you verified the important bookings than trusted us blindly.
Yes. The estimator recognises overseas destinations and switches to flight-only routing, and expenses work across 14 currencies. The 34 ready-made templates are India-focused today — international ones are on the list.
It's gone. Profile, trips, expenses, journal entries and every uploaded photo — permanently deleted from Profile → Account → Delete Account. No 30-day grace period, no soft delete, nothing kept "for analytics". Details in the Privacy Policy.
Not yet. TripLuv launches on Android first, and iOS follows. Email contactus@tripluv.in and we'll tell you when either is live.
Currency conversion keeps working on the last rates it fetched, so you can log a foreign-currency expense on a hill road with no bars. Syncing your trip back to the group needs a connection.
Openly: if you book through a link in TripLuv, we may earn a referral commission from that booking site, at no extra cost to you. It doesn't change which prices we show you or the order they appear in. Spelled out in the Terms of Service.
It's built and in testing. Send us a line and we'll tell you the day it's live — nothing else, no list you have to escape from.
Android first, then iOS. Free tier at launch, no card.