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Group trip planning has always felt more chaotic than it should be. Chats scattered across apps, links buried in conversations, screenshots lost in the scroll, and decisions that nobody remembers making. I kept running into this problem with friends, classmates, and community groups — and eventually realized the issue wasn’t the people, it was the tools.
So I built Dayla, a real‑time collaborative planning app designed for groups who explore, move, and make decisions together. Think of it as a shared space where everyone can contribute instantly — routes, notes, tasks, ideas, packing lists, weather updates — all updating live for the whole group.
This post breaks down the why, the how, and the tech behind Dayla.
Why I Built Dayla
