Faresight

• Your trip, day by day. Add the cities you’re staying in and for how long, and they fill a calendar with the journeys between them.
• Flights, leg by leg. Type a flight number and the times fill in, layovers included, each in its own airport’s time.
• What it costs. Flights, places to stay, a daily budget and everything else, in any currency, split into what you pay before you leave and what you spend while you’re away.
• What to save each paycheck. From your paydays and what you’ve saved so far, it works out how much to put aside each time, and if that’s more than you can manage, the date you could go instead.
• Ideas worth doing. Save restaurants, matches and museums as you hear about them, and put them on a day when you’re ready.
• Travelling with someone. Invite them to the stops and flights they’re joining. The plan is shared; your savings and your own costs stay yours.

Your trips and your money are private, so everything sits behind your own account. You can sign in with an email and password, or with Google, which Faresight uses only to know it’s you: your email address, and nothing from your Google account beyond what signing in needs. The privacy policy has the details.

Faresight is invite-only, so there’s no public sign-up. If someone has invited you, their link sets up your account.