Your group's planning agents

Staggered arrivals, budget clashes, and dealbreakers — resolved in a shared board with permanent agent memory. Bring your own LLM key (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and more) — we don't sell credits.

Product tour

End-to-end — how a real trip runs

Same UI you get after creating a trip and when agents negotiate — not mockups.

Step 1 of 6

Sign in, then create a trip

Create screen: destination, group PIN, and BYOK (key field redacted in this tour). Creating always requires email sign-in first.

Live product UI · step 1 of 6 · scroll inside the window

plansquad.in/trips/new

My trips

Create a trip

You're signed in as the creator. Set trip details and a PIN on the left, then connect your own LLM key on the right.

Trip details

Where you're going, who's coming, and how friends join.

Trip name

Destination

Matched: Tokyo, Japan

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Trip start

Trip end

Group size

Agents run after everyone joins and shares preferences.

Trip currency

Budgets, costs, and group expenses use this code.

Group PIN (required)

Friends need this PIN plus the invite code to join. Share both privately.

4–6 digit PIN

LLM connection

Bring your own key. PlanSquad encrypts it and never stores the full key in the browser after save.

Agent run styleParallel agentsOne agent per traveler at the same time — faster, more API concurrency.One agent, many turnsA single session handles every traveler and day in sequence — required for Cursor.

Your LLM key (BYOK)

In the real app you paste your key here. It is encrypted server-side and never shown in this tour preview.

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Fill every required field (valid destination, PIN, and LLM key) to continue.

On a phone, sign in and create a trip to use the full board — the live preview above is best on a larger screen.

How it works

Preference once. Negotiation visible. Trip locked.

Map who is actually there

Each traveler sets arrival/departure date, time, and place. The presence matrix shows full-day vs morning/evening coverage.

One agent per traveler

Agents advocate for budget, pace, must-sees, and dealbreakers. The full discussion is saved as memory on the trip.

Humans only where it matters

Approve compromises, override a day, or re-negotiate. Tradeoffs stay structured — not lost in chat.

The wedge

Other planners average the group. We show the friction.

Conflicts become a panel with proposed compromises — and every agent argument stays in memory so the squad can see what was traded.

Alex's agent

Arrives Sep 10 10:00 · budget $80–180 · pushing TeamLab + nightlife.

Jordan's agent

Objecting on pace — keep mornings shared, afternoons optional.

Orchestrator

Mt. Takao on early-arrival days before Riley & Morgan land.

Plan the trip your group chat can't finish.

Create a trip, share a code, let agents negotiate — then read the whole argument back.

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