Creating a Trip Board

A trip board is a shortlist you can share. It exists because picking a house for eight people in a WhatsApp group is otherwise miserable — four links, two of them dead, and nobody sure which one Priya meant.

Making one

Go to trip boards and create a new board. Give it the name of the actual trip — "Rishikesh in March", "Anjali's 30th" — because you will end up with several.

Adding homes

Save any home to a board from its property page, or from a card while you are browsing. Add as many as you like; the point is to compare, so three or four is more useful than one.

What the board shows you

For every home on it, side by side:

the nightly total
the per-person, per-night figure
bedrooms and maximum guests

That per-person number is the one that settles group arguments. A ₹35,000 house that sleeps sixteen is cheaper per head than a ₹20,000 house that sleeps six, and no amount of discussion in a chat thread makes that obvious the way one column does.

Then share it

Send the board to everyone coming — see inviting people to your board. They see the same homes and the same numbers, and the conversation becomes about which house rather than about which link.

Booking from a board

One person books, on the property page, in the normal way. Boards are for deciding, not for paying — we do not collect money from your group individually, so splitting the cost stays between you.

Boards are not holds

A home on your board is not reserved. Availability and prices move while you deliberate, especially for peak dates. If the group has agreed, book it — and if you need a few days, WhatsApp +91 95604 93700 and ask whether we can hold the dates.