Crew invitation
Show the trip, dates, host, and what joining means before a traveler enters the shared workspace.
Real recipient views
A crew invitation opens the shared workspace. A public trip link opens a beautiful read-only story in any browser—no account or app required.
Show the trip, dates, host, and what joining means before a traveler enters the shared workspace.
Publish the cover, dates, route, totals, and highlights as a polished browser page.
Anyone with an active public link can open the shared story in a normal browser.
Public links are read-only, exclude private workspace details, and can be revoked by the sender.
A window, not a key
See sharing help, explore the personal Travel Atlas, or review the TripsCircle Privacy Policy.
Sharing guide
Open the trip and choose Group or Share, then use Invite friends, Invite by email, or Share invite link and paste it into any group chat. Friends already on TripsCircle also get a notification.
An invite brings someone into the trip: they can edit the plan, vote in polls, chat, split costs, and see live locations if they are shared. A trip link only shows the trip as a read-only page with the cover, dates, route, and highlights.
No. Shared trip links open in any web browser without an account. Invite links also open in the browser, showing the trip, the crew, and the first stops, then hand off to the App Store so the person can join in the app.
No. Opening an invitation page never accepts anything on its own. The person sees who invited them and what the trip looks like, then decides whether to join.
Only the details selected for publication appear. Private notes, expenses, exact live locations, account details, and payment information are left out.
Yes. Revoke the public link from TripsCircle at any time. The trip itself stays exactly as it was, and you can share a fresh link later.