“Let’s get everyone away.”
Start with the questions. Which dates work? Cabin or lodge? What does everyone want to do? Gather the answers, then make a plan.
Start bringing it together FOR THE PEOPLE YOU CALL FAMILYLess coordinating.
Less coordinating.
More vacation.
The dates. The beds. The “what’s the plan?” texts. Bring it all together in one place—so you can get back to looking forward to it.
Start with an idea. Or a trip that’s already on the calendar.
OUR NEXT CHAPTER
A little time away.
A lot of time together.
Everyone’s in the loop.Now that feels like a vacation.
One trip. Many opinions. A place to bring them together.
FROM “WE SHOULD GO” TO “SEE YOU THERE”Make the planning
Make the planning
part of the good part.
You don’t have to figure everything out before inviting everyone in.
- 01
Start where you are.
Have a destination? Add it. Still choosing dates or lodging? Ask your family what works for them.
- 02
Bring your people in.
Share an invitation link. Each household signs in, answers your questions, and lets you know who’s coming.
- 03
Let the trip take shape.
Settle the dates, add dinners and activities, and keep the itinerary, travel details, and conversation together.
A SHARED HOME FOR YOUR GETAWAYFewer loose ends.
Fewer loose ends.
More “can’t wait.”
A planning desk for the organizer. A welcoming trip page for everyone else. Each person gets what they need to feel ready.
ILLUSTRATIVE TRIP PREVIEWLET’S FIND OUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME
Where are we calling home?
A little room for everyone’s preferences.
A cabin together3 households
Rooms at the lodge2 households
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YOUR TRIP. YOUR STARTING POINT.Big idea or booked already?
Big idea or booked already?
There’s room for both.
“Here’s what’s happening.”
Add the destination and confirmed dates. Share the itinerary, airport and driving details, and dinner plans—so everyone has a place to check.
Give your trip a home
BUILT AROUND A FAMILIAR FEELINGFor the one who
For the one who
usually plans everything.
Together began with a simple thought: planning a family vacation shouldn’t all fall on one person. It’s a place to share the questions, keep track of the answers, and help everyone feel part of the trip.
Because getting together is the whole point.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Before you pack.
Does everyone need an account?
Each household signs in with an email code. The organizer shares an invitation link, and the household joins with a familiar name. No password to remember.
Can we use it if our trip is already booked?
Yes. Add your destination and confirmed dates, then use Together for activities, meals, directions, and keeping everyone informed. You can add more family questions whenever you need to.
Does Together book flights or lodging?
No. Together helps you coordinate your plans. You make reservations separately, then add the relevant details for your family. Directions open in Google Maps.
Can we use it on our phones?
Yes. Together works in your phone’s browser as well as on a computer. Your shared trip is connected to your account, so you can return to it on either.
How do we keep the trip within our family?
Trip details are available to signed-in members of your trip. Anyone you share an invitation link with can sign in and join, so keep that link within your group. Organizers can replace or disable invitation links.
THE BEST PART IS WHO’S COMINGMake room for
Plan your next family trip
Make room for
more together.
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