Sharing a trip
When a trip is planned, OrientME turns it into a clean, presentable view you can read in-app, share with a link, email, or save as a PDF. It’s the same itinerary, minus the editing chrome — and money is never included.
The trip view
On any trip, click View to open the consolidated read-out: a boarding-pass-style list of flights, your stays and transport, and a day-by-day timeline of activities with times and map links. Use the PDF button (it prints through your browser’s Save as PDF) to take it offline or hand it to someone.
Share a read-only link
From the trip view’s Share control, generate a public link. Anyone with it can read the itinerary — no account needed — and it always shows the current version, so edits you make afterward appear automatically. Click Copy to grab the link.
To stop sharing, click Stop sharing; the link immediately stops working.
The public page is read-only and clearly labeled as a shared itinerary. Prices, budgets, expenses, and private notes are never shown — only your flights, stays, transport, and the day-by-day plan.
Email it
The same Share control includes an email composer: add up to five recipients, write an optional short note, and click Send itinerary. Each person gets a branded summary with the counts of flights, stays, and days (never amounts) and a button to the live shared page. If the trip wasn’t shared yet, sending the email turns sharing on for you.
Sharing with a workspace is different
There are two kinds of “share” for trips, and they do different things:
| Action | Who sees it | What they can do |
|---|---|---|
| Share link / email (above) | Anyone with the link | Read-only, no account, no money shown |
| Share to a workspace | Your workspace teammates | Collaborate on the trip; enables expense splitting among members |
Use the public link to show a friend your plans; use workspace sharing to plan a trip together.