The everyday chaos
And none of them are great. We watched it happen for years, then built the fix.
Endless WhatsApp threads where four people agree on a date and one passive-aggressive cousin disagrees. The trip never gets booked.
They love it for a week, hate it for the rest. By Day 3 of the trip they are already booking the next one alone, out of spite.
Nobody actually wanted that 6 a.m. hike. They just did not want to be the one to say it. Resentment, the unofficial trip souvenir.
The product
Vote is where most of the magic happens. Cards arrive, the crew votes, consensus rises to the top. The whole trip falls out of it.
One vote, everyone sees it. Realtime updates across every device the crew is on, so the argument actually moves forward instead of looping.
Hit AI generate and the curator drafts venue ideas tuned to your crew's brief, dates, and existing votes.
One veto per crew member per activity. Use it on the karaoke bar. Or the 5 a.m. summit hike. Your call.
Group favourites slot in with help from the AI assistant. The Itinerary turns from blank to busy without anyone playing travel agent.
Crews we plan for
Bachelor parties, second honeymoons, bucket-list adventures, family beach weeks, multigenerational wine tours, the rooms are the same, the dynamics are the same, the resentment is the same. Agoroam meets all of it.
How a trip actually unfolds
Pick a baton up, hand it off, finish the lap. The app nudges the crew to the right room at the right time, so nobody is staring at a blank screen wondering what to do next.
Phase 1, Brainstorm
Everyone swipes.
AI proposes ten venues. Anyone in the crew can drop more. Four reactions per card: Veto, Dislike, Like, Super Like. Votes sync live, so you can watch Maria veto karaoke in real time.
Unlocks when everyone has voted on every card.
Phase 2, Curate
Winners get a podium.
Every option that survived the vote ends up here, ranked by how much the crew loved it. Tap one to send it to the Itinerary. The losers stay behind, with dignity.
Pick what makes the trip.
Phase 3, Plan
Slot it into the days.
Each day has five blocks: morning, midday, afternoon, evening, night. Drag winners into slots. Mute the ones you want empty. By the time the calendar fills, the trip is real.
Itinerary marks itself done at 60%.
Phase 4, Logistics
Three rooms, in parallel.
Money goes in Expenses. Packing in Packing. Tickets, bookings, reservations in Documents. Anything in there with a date on it auto-mirrors back into the Itinerary at the right time.
Skip what you don't need. Day trips skip Packing.
Phase 5, Live
The trip is happening.
Day 3 of 7. Today's weather, not next week's. Expenses log as they happen. After you land, Top Picks remembers what worked, so the next trip starts smarter.
Settle up. Save the receipts. Plan the next one.
Reasonable questions
The agora was the public square in ancient Greek cities, where decisions got made out loud, in front of everyone. We added 'roam' because we couldn't help ourselves. Also it was available.
Each option in Vote gets four reactions: Veto (hard no), Dislike (soft no), Like (yes), Super Like (yes please). Votes sync live across phones. Vote unlocks the next phase when everyone has voted on every card.
Top Picks is the hall of fame: every option that won the vote. The Itinerary is where you actually slot those winners into specific days and time blocks.
Yes, but only once, and then they shut up about the planning. Net positive.
Not yet. We surface the right options and keep all the receipts in one place. The actual booking happens where it always happens, Booking, Airbnb, Skyscanner. Once you book, drop the confirmation in Documents and it auto-mirrors into your itinerary.
That is the entire premise of this product. They will become marginally less bad at it. The journey timeline tells everyone exactly what's blocking the trip and who hasn't voted yet.
Yes. Packing and Documents are skippable. Day trips skip Packing automatically. The journey timeline shows a Skip pill on phases you want to leave empty.
They'll lose democratically. Repeatedly. With evidence.
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