One trip, chosen people
Invite the people who are travelling with you
A couple planning Lofoten or four friends driving to Gothenburg can work in the same trip. The invitation opens that journey — not the rest of anyone's private archive.
Separate notes create separate versions of the same journey
One person remembers the overnight stay. Another saves the swimming spot. A third has the photo that explains the detour.
Travel companions keep those details inside one selected FARON trip without receiving access to other journeys, photos or saved places.
Add companions to one trip
Open the relevant trip
Invitations belong to a specific planned, active or completed trip, never to the whole account.
Choose an invitation route
Invite by email, create a one-use link for one person or use a group link through which several people can request access.
Approve and contribute
The owner approves group-link requests. Once inside, companions can add overnight stays and stops to the same trip.
Four phones, one weekend in Gothenburg
The hotel sits in one phone, the Haga café in another and 428 photos across the group. Invite the three companions before departure.
One trip. One map. Everyone can add the places they actually remember, while every unrelated FARON trip remains private.
Collaboration is not public sharing
Companions sign in to contribute to the selected trip. A public read-only link is a separate feature for showing a completed journey without allowing edits.
Frequently asked questions
Does a travel companion need a FARON account?
Yes. Anyone editing the trip needs to sign in or create an account before joining.
Can several people contribute to one trip?
Yes. Several approved companions can add overnight stays and stops to the same journey.
Can I invite people to a planned trip?
Yes. Invitations work for planned, active and completed trips.
What happens when someone uses a group link?
They request access. The trip owner must approve the request before that person can join.
Does an invitation expose my whole archive?
No. It grants access only to the selected trip.
Is an invitation the same as a public share link?
No. An invitation allows signed-in collaboration; a share link shows a completed trip read-only.
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