Every screen below is the real app — no mockups, no filler content. Seven pieces that fit together as one trip, not seven separate tools.
Flights, stays and activities scheduled day by day, visible to every traveller the moment it changes. The itinerary is the trip — not a snapshot someone forwarded last week.
A Captain can add a Hitchhiker with just a shareable link — no name, no login, no signup, no account of their own. Most trip-planning apps assume every traveller has their own account; Kumo doesn't, because it's built for groups, not individuals.
Has a full account and owns the trip — invites everyone else onto it, Crew or Hitchhiker, and keeps the plan on track.
Full account holders who can jump between every trip they're part of, not just this one.
No account, no login, no signup, no name or details — joins through a shared link only, then opens the Kumo app or the web page to see the plan and join the chat.
One chat thread per trip — not a group text that outlives the trip and gets confused with three other group texts. Everyone invited to the trip sees the full history.
A route view across every stop on the trip, plus a Discover tab for finding what's actually nearby — useful whether it's a single city or a multi-stop road trip.
Log trip expenses against the itinerary and see the running total for the group — the spreadsheet nobody wants to maintain, done automatically instead.
The core trip — itinerary, chat, route, expenses — is the same either way. What changes is who's allowed in, and who signs off.
From Deep Voyage's navy-and-gold to Cherry Blossom, Synthwave Tokyo and more — switch anytime from your profile. Same app, your look.
