Version-controlled trip planning
Planning trips can be challenging at times, especially when itineraries shift or involve multiple people. GiTrip is a web-based trip-planning platform that integrates Git-style version control to travel scheduling.
Start planningFor example, a group of friends can initialise a shared repo for their London trip. Then, they can branch it so each person can edit the trip plan as they like (e.g. Afternoon tea-route). Finally, they can merge the trip plans into one by resolving conflicts to finalise their trip.
Users can rollback to any previous version if plans change, and they can also fork trip plans from public repositories to customise pre-existing itineraries. GiTrip keeps every iteration safe.
GiTrip visualises the version history of trip plans on a workflow graph, allowing all users to intuitively understand the journey even if they are not familiar with Git.
It visualises trip plans via interactive graphs (typically a DAG) and timelines by automatically calculating the travel time between successive stops to keep the schedule feasible. With these features, GiTrip makes trip planning flexible, clear, and easy.