One link.
Every detail. Every person.
Stop sending fifty messages to get your crew ready. Build a trip page with your route, gear lists, polls, and meal plans — then share one link. Everyone sees the plan. You see who's prepared.
No credit card required. Set up in 2 minutes.
The Problem
Your crew deserves better than a Google Doc.
You spend hours on group trip planning. Routes, campsites, gear lists, meeting points. Then you paste it all into a shared doc and get back...
“Looks great!”
No questions. No feedback. No idea if anyone even read it. Your crew deserves a trip page that invites real engagement — not a doc they skim and forget.
See how it worksJake
“Looks great!” 👍
Sarah
“Looks good to me!”
Why It Works
Trip pages that people actually engage with
Scroll, don't read
Your crew sees what's happening at a glance — maps, gear, and logistics laid out visually.
Built for phones
Your trip page looks great on any device. No pinching, no zooming, no app download.
Know who's seen it
Track who's opened the link and who hasn't. No more guessing who's prepared.
They vote, claim, and respond
Polls, gear claiming, and Q&A turn passive readers into active participants.
How It Works
Three steps. That's it.
Import your route
GPX route sharing from GAIA GPS, OnX, Komoot, Strava, CalTopo, or any mapping app. Drag, drop, done.
Build your trip page
Add interactive maps, polls, gear lists, meal plans, and need-to-knows. Your trip page builder — make it yours.
Share one link
No logins, no app downloads. Your crew views everything, votes on polls, claims gear, and asks questions.
Features
Everything your trip page needs
Interactive Maps
Import your route. Watch it come alive.
Upload GPX files from GAIA GPS, OnX Offroad, Komoot, Strava, or CalTopo. Your crew sees the full route with camps, waypoints, and points of interest on a beautiful interactive trip map.
ROUTE
Polls & Voting
Decisions made together, not by you alone.
Create group trip polls for route choices, camp preferences, or departure times. Everyone votes, everyone's heard. No more deciding alone.
Which route through the dunes?
6 votes
Real Feedback
Know what your crew actually thinks.
Quick reactions, anonymous concerns, and Q&A give you real group trip feedback. Find out what your crew actually thinks — not just 'looks great!'
Gear Coordination
Show up prepared, not duplicated.
Your group gear checklist lets everyone claim items and see what's still needed. No more three people bringing stoves and nobody bringing a water filter.
Group Gear List
Meal Planning
Who's cooking what? Answered.
Trip meal planning made easy. Assign cooking crews, track dietary needs, and make sure nobody shows up with five bags of trail mix and no stove.
Meal Plan
Camp Tacos
Cooking: Alex R., Jordan M.
Campfire Pancakes
Cooking: Casey T.
One-Pot Chili
Cooking: Sam K., Alex R.
Ready to ditch the group chat?
Create Your First Trip — FreeSee It in Action
This is what your trip page looks like.
Mojave Trail Adventure
ROUTE
Which route through the dunes?
6 votes
Group Gear List
Who It's For
Built by trip leaders,
for trip leaders.
You plan the adventure. We make sure every outdoor trip organizer can get their crew on the same page.
Overlanding & Off-Road
Multi-day routes with camp spots, waypoints, and recovery gear lists your convoy actually checks before wheels-up.
Bikepacking
Share routes with resupply stops, coordinate shared tools and spares, and let riders flag concerns about segments.
Trail Running Groups
Aid station details, crew access points, and gear check-offs for ultra training runs and group adventures.
Car Rallies & Road Trips
Stage routes, waypoint timing, and group logistics for rally events and multi-car road trips.
Group Hikes & Backpacking
Trail maps, permit info, bear canister coordination, and meal planning so nobody shows up without a stove.
Moto & ADV Rides
GPX routes with fuel stops, shared tool kits, and ride-day polls so the group rides together, not apart.
Common Questions
Before you hit the trail
No. You share a single link and your crew can view everything, vote on polls, claim gear, and ask questions — no signup or app download required.
Everything is free during our public beta — all features, unlimited. After beta, there will always be a free tier. Beta users who share feedback earn extended access to premium features when paid plans launch.
During beta, everything is unlocked. After beta, the free tier includes one active trip with up to 4 participants, one poll, interactive maps, and a shareable link. Premium unlocks unlimited trips, larger groups, shared gear planning, meal coordination, and more.
Any app that exports GPX files — GAIA GPS, OnX Offroad, Komoot, Strava, CalTopo, and more. Just drag and drop your file.
A trip briefing is a single, shareable page with everything your group needs for an outdoor adventure — routes, gear lists, meal plans, polls, and logistics. Instead of scattering details across group chats and docs, you build one page and share one link.
Build your trip page, then share the link. Your crew can view everything, vote on polls, claim gear, and ask questions — no signup or app download required. You can share via text, email, or any group chat.
No. The Dirt Brief works for overlanding, bikepacking, trail running, car rallies, group hikes, backpacking, moto adventures, and any outdoor group activity where you need to get everyone on the same page.
Your trip data is yours. We never sell your information. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Absolutely. The Dirt Brief is built mobile-first. Your trip page looks great on any device — no app download needed.
Stop chasing people in group chats.
The group trip planner that sends one link instead of fifty messages. Free during beta.
No credit card required