Some plans have more than one stop. Pick how you're getting there, add every place along the way, and MyMeetly lays it out as a real route — then splits the trip's bills by category once you're back.
- Any way you're traveling
Road trip, flight, train, or bus — each mode gets the right kind of stop (a place to see, an airport, a station).
- Curated stops for driving trips
Type a destination like "Colorado" and get real, hand-picked places worth seeing along the way — Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods, Aspen.
- A real route on the map
Driving trips get an actual computed route between stops. Flights and trains get an honest straight line — MyMeetly doesn't pretend to know your flight path.
- Or somewhere that isn't listed
Drop a pin anywhere and name it yourself — a friend's cabin, a trailhead, the house you've rented. Add as many as the trip needs.
- Flying in from different places
Say where everyone lands — that's the shared part. Each stop after that can have its own way of getting there, so "fly to the city, drive around it" maps properly instead of drawing one straight line.
- Change it after you've made it
Add, remove and reorder stops, move them between days, and leave a note on any stop — a flight number, a reservation, where to park.
- Longer than a day, planned day by day
Say how many days you're away, put each stop on the day you'll be there, and mark where you're sleeping each night. The full route still sits on one map.
- Bills while you're still away
Add them as they happen rather than reconstructing receipts afterwards. A running total per day and for the trip, by category, until you close it.
- Split it the way it actually happened
Evenly, among just the people who were there, uneven amounts when one room cost more — or not split at all.
