From “we should go somewhere” to “it’s booked.”
Six people, six calendars, six budgets and one group chat that has never resolved anything. Here’s the order BroGo puts that in.
Here’s what happens instead.
- 01
Get everyone in.
Send one link to the group. Everyone adds their own dates, budget, departure airport and what they want out of the trip. Nobody has to chase anyone.
brogo.ai/t/annual-boys-trip-2027Copy link5 of 6 responded - 02
Find what actually works.
BroGo lines up six calendars and six budgets and finds the overlap: the windows everyone can do, the number everyone can afford, the constraints that rule places out.
- October 15–194/64 of 6 available
- October 22–266/6everyone available
- November 5–93/63 of 6 available
- November 12–165/65 of 6 available
Which travelers are available for each candidate date window Window N M C D Ma A Available October 15–19 available unavailable available unavailable available available 4/6 October 22–26 available available available available available available 6/6 November 5–9 available available unavailable available unavailable unavailable 3/6 November 12–16 available available available unavailable available available 5/6 - 03
Compare the places.
Destinations get ranked on cost, flight time from everyone’s airport, the group’s preferences and how people actually feel about them — not on who shouted loudest.
01LisbonBroGo Score 92 out of 100$1,18002MontrealBroGo Score 87 out of 100$90003NashvilleBroGo Score 73 out of 100$840 - 04
Vote without chaos.
Everyone votes in one place, once. No counting 👍 reactions across 127 messages.
- ❤️4love
- 👍1good
CWaiting on Chris - 05
Know when you’ve decided.
BroGo watches the votes and tells the group when there’s a real winner: “You’ve got one. Lock it in?”
BroGoYou’re basically there. Waiting on Chris.
Planning starts before the itinerary.
Every other travel app assumes you already know
- 01where you’re going
- 02when you’re going
- 03who’s actually coming
BroGo starts one step earlier. It helps the group decide those three things — which is the part that usually kills the trip.
Everyone said they’re in. BroGo figures out what that actually means.
What BroGo doesn’t do.
BroGo gets the group from “we should go somewhere” to a place, a date window and a per-person budget everyone actually agreed to. The booking still happens where it always has.
- Book your flightsNot yet. That’s where this is headed.
- Book your hotel or AirbnbNot yet. Same answer.
- Hold your moneyNo. Nobody sends BroGo a deposit.
- Build a day-by-day itineraryNo. BroGo gets you to a decision. What you do once you’re there is your business.
One more guy in the group. Except this one organizes things.
October 22–26 is the only window all six of you can do.
Lisbon leads the vote at $1,180 a head — under your $1,250 target.
Montreal saves about $280 each, but the group clearly wants Lisbon.
Chris still hasn’t voted. Lock it when he does.
It isn’t writing you an itinerary from a prompt. It’s reading six calendars, six budgets and six sets of opinions, and telling the group the one thing that has to happen next.
- October 15–194/64 of 6 available
- October 22–266/6everyone available
- November 5–93/63 of 6 available
- November 12–165/65 of 6 available
- N$1,400
- M$1,250
- C$1,300
- D$1,100lowest cap, sets the ceiling
- Ma$1,250
- A$1,500
Lisbon at $1,180 clears everyone, including Dave’s $1,100.
- ❤️4love
- 👍1good
The trip isn’t going to plan itself.
Everyone said they’re in.Find the weekend. Pick the place.Go.
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