Every trip you’ve taken and the one you’re planning, on one page: the people, the prices, what’s booked, and what you’re doing on Thursday.
Free on iPhone
The board
Nicaragua 2026: a real board, eight people, nine days. See the Grid · List · Summary · Map bar at the top of each screen? Same board every time. One tap rearranges it for whoever’s asking: the one booking, the one paying, the one driving.
“Wait, where are we staying?” Tap List. Every stay, flight and transfer priced and stamped BOOKED when it’s real. The rental car still says IDEA, because it isn’t real yet.
Tap Summary and the same board turns into Day 1’s receipt: the 4x4 about $38 each, the beach house $150 each, and the next stop a 31-minute drive away.
Tap Map and the plan lands on actual roads: a 43-minute walk here, a 2h 30m drive there, and a “How far?” button for settling that argument before anyone’s in a car.
The fourth tab, Grid, you’ve already met: it’s the phone at the top of this page. Same board.
The money
That board you just watched fill in? It is also the ledger. Eight travelers. $9,395 for the whole trip, about $1,174 each, with 37 of 41 things priced and half of them still just ideas. Porta works out each person’s share as the board fills in, so the number is in everyone’s pocket before the first deposit leaves anyone’s account.
And when someone fronts a booking, they ask right where the plan lives: $150 each, split 8 ways, due September 21. Porta doesn’t move your money. Settle up however you normally do.
Before you type anything
Point Porta at your photos and it finds the trips already in there, grouped by where you were and when. It reads dates and locations only, and nothing is created until you import it.
Then your profile keeps the score: 11 countries, 27 cities, and the trips to prove it.
Once you’ve gone
Costa Rica: nine days, fourteen places, 111 photos, and the five people who were there, on one page that gives advice (“you will want a car”). When someone asks about the tortuga tour, you don’t scroll. You open the trip.
Someone else lived it
@rrios_6 posted a video from a Swiss mountaintop with a pin on it: Alt St. Johann. Tap the pin and the place opens: five stars and a note from the person who actually hiked it, not a listing. Two buttons: Add to Board, and Book Now.
You already save places on Instagram. You never go back to them. A Porta board is where saved places become a trip: start one for Ibiza and keep dropping in hotels from other people’s trips until it’s your plan.
Plan with intent
Trip Studio answers like a friend who did the homework: “Escargot is basically a garlic-butter delivery system, so I picked spots that nail the butter as much as the snail.” Under the jokes, receipts: Le Vieux Bistrot, 4.7 stars, 2,547 reviews, open now, 54 Rue Mouffetard.
Next time it comes up, open the trip.
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