Every trip organized. None of them mixed up.
When there’s always a next trip, one shared forwarding inbox stops working. Everway gives each trip its own private address, merges changes into the plan, and keeps your travel history. It never touches your mailbox.
Your first trip is free, and you won’t need a card.
Three trips in flight
Nothing mixed up
Lisbon
Departs in 12 days
lisbon+you@everway.ai
8 bookings
Kyoto
Departs in 6 weeks
kyoto+you@everway.ai
3 bookings
Patagonia
Just booked
patagonia+you@everway.ai
1 booking
Forward a confirmation to any address and it lands in that trip only.
Made for travelers who never really stop
A private address for every trip
One shared forwarding inbox works until you have three trips in flight. Everway gives each trip its own address, so lisbon+you@everway.ai only ever lands in Lisbon. Book on any site, forward the confirmation, and it files itself into the right plan and the right day.
The forwarding habit you already have
If you've used TripIt, you already forward confirmations. Everway keeps that muscle memory and fixes what's around it: there is no shared plans@ address, no document cap, and no option that asks to scan your inbox.
Rebookings merge, they don't duplicate
Travel often means rescheduled flights and re-confirmed hotels. Forward the update and Everway matches it to the existing booking by confirmation or flight number, so the plan shows one current version, even on the tenth change.
Give booking sites the trip address directly
Once a trip has its own address, you can hand it to booking sites at checkout. Confirmations skip your inbox entirely and land straight in the plan, so the trip organizes itself while you're still booking it.
Your trip history, preserved
On Pro, past trips stay intact: the itinerary, the bookings, the files. Where did we stay in Kyoto? What was that restaurant in Naples? Your travel history becomes something you can look up.
A checklist before every departure
Every country has its own rules. Everway builds a pre-travel checklist from your passport nationality and destinations, covering visas, passport validity, vaccinations, and insurance, so the admin before an international trip doesn't live in a separate notes app.
Priced for people who travel often.
Free plan runs one active trip with the core organizer and no document caps
Pro is $49/year (about $4.08/month) or $6/month, the same annual list price as TripIt Pro with monthly billing if you prefer
Unlimited active trips and preserved trip history on Pro
Pro adds the pre-travel checklist for visas, passport validity, and entry prep, plus groups, offline access, and AI assistants
Cancel any time through Stripe; your existing trips stay viewable
Frequent traveler questions
Full plan details are on the pricing page, and the switching case is on Everway vs TripIt.
How is this different from TripIt?
Both work by forwarding, but the architecture differs. Everway gives every trip a private address instead of one shared inbox, never offers mailbox scanning, and has no document caps on any plan. Pro is $49/year or $6/month, where TripIt Pro is $49/year annual-only. The full comparison is on the Everway vs TripIt page.
How many trips can I run at once?
Free covers one active trip with the core organizer. Pro removes the limit: run as many trips as you're planning, and keep the history of every trip you've taken.
What about flight alerts and seat tracking?
Everway doesn't do them, on purpose. Your airline's app pushes delays and gate changes free, and that's most of what TripIt Pro's $49/year pays for. Everway focuses on the plan itself: times, confirmation numbers, maps, and documents in one place.
Can I trust the parsing on a booking my trip depends on?
Every extracted item links back to the email it came from, uncertain details are flagged for review, and everything is editable. You can always verify against the source in one tap.
Do I lose my data if I drop back to the free plan?
No. Your trips remain viewable and guests you've invited keep access. Pro features pause: new invites, offline access, the checklist, and creating new trips wait until you upgrade again.