For couples and small groups
Find out what everyone wants before you plan the trip.
Create a Trip Alignment and send one link to the people travelling with you. Everyone answers independently, then Sujova shows where the group agrees, where preferences differ and what needs a conversation before the itinerary is built.
Participants do not need an account. The group report becomes available once at least two people respond.
The usual problem
You want to travel together. You may not want the same trip.
Groups agree on travelling together long before they agree on the pace, the priorities, what to include, what to skip and how planned or spontaneous the days should feel. Those differences are normal. They are easier to handle when you can see them early.
Everyone wants different things
Pace, priorities, the places people want to include and the things they would rather avoid. Sujova shows where you already agree, so only the real differences need a conversation.
One person ends up planning everything
The default organiser asks everyone, collects replies scattered across a group chat and turns them into one plan. Trip Alignment gathers each traveller's input the same way, so the organiser starts from a clear picture instead of a long thread.
Why everyone answers separately
Whoever suggests the first destination or activity sets the frame, and it is easy to say “that works for me” instead of what you would have chosen. Answering independently gives quieter travellers room to say what they actually want before the group compares.
How it works
Everyone answers first. Then the group plans.
- 1
Create the group
Start a Trip Alignment and share one link with the people travelling with you.
- 2
Everyone answers independently
Each traveller shares their preferences separately before seeing the combined group result. Participants do not need an account.
- 3
See the shared direction
Sujova shows the strongest areas of agreement, the widest differences and the preferences worth discussing before the itinerary is built.
Example report
What the group report looks like.
- FoodAgreed · 4-5 / 5
- RelaxationAgreed · 4 / 5
- CultureAgreed · 4 / 5
- NightlifeDiscuss · 1-5 / 5
- Preferred paceDiscuss · Relaxed / Full days
Before the itinerary
Start with preferences, not proposed options.
Most group-planning tools begin after someone has already suggested the destination, hotel or activities. Trip Alignment starts earlier. Each person shares what they want independently, so the group can see its shared priorities before one person builds the plan.
The result is not the final itinerary. It is the brief the group creates together.
Ready to see where your group agrees?
Create a Trip Alignment, share the link and use the combined result as the starting point for the trip.
Planning on your own?
Check your own travel preferences.
Use the individual check to clarify the pace, priorities and travel style you want before building the itinerary or comparing with someone else.
Are you planning the same trip as everyone else?
Discover your travel style, priorities, and likely group-planning friction before you start booking.
- About 3 minutes
- No account required
- Results are immediate
A practical planning aid, not a scientific or psychological assessment.
Questions
Trip Alignment questions
Start with the group
Find the shared direction before one person builds the whole trip.
Invite the people travelling with you, compare the group’s preferences and turn the result into an editable itinerary.
- Participants do not need an account. The group report becomes available once at least two people respond.
- The result is not the final itinerary. It is the brief the group creates together.
Learn more about Sujova
Watch the product demo, see the full features overview, read more on the about page, or visit help & support, or compare your group’s travel preferences. You can also review our privacy policy, terms of service, and refund policy.
Guide: How to plan a group trip when everyone wants different things