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Sharing Trips
TixTrk lets you share any trip you've created so friends, travel partners, or anyone else can see your full itinerary, map, and essentials. You can share with a link or send directly to another TixTrk user by email.
Two Ways to Share
Public Link with PIN
Tap Share Trip on any trip card and choose Create Share Link. TixTrk generates:
- A unique shareable URL for the trip
- A 6-digit PIN required to access it
Anyone who has both the link and the PIN can view the trip. Share the link and PIN however you like — text message, email, a group chat. The recipient does not need a TixTrk account to view the trip.
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The link and PIN work together. Sharing one without the other won't grant access, so you control who can actually see the trip.
Direct Share by Email
Tap Share Trip and choose Share with a Friend, then enter the recipient's email address.
- If they're a TixTrk user: they get instant access and the trip appears in their Shared with Me tab right away.
- If they're not a TixTrk user: TixTrk sends them an email invitation containing a link and a PIN so they can view the trip without creating an account.
Shared with Me
The Shared with Me tab in Trip Hub shows all trips that other users have shared directly with you. Trips shared via a public link and PIN do not appear here — only trips that were shared to your specific account via direct share.
Tap any shared trip to open the full Trip Hub view for that trip.
Read-Only Access
All shared trips — whether accessed via link and PIN or through direct share — are read-only. Viewers can see:
- The full day-by-day itinerary with all item types
- The interactive map with all markers and popups
- The Essentials dock and The Bench
Viewers cannot add, edit, or delete any items. Only the trip owner can modify the trip.
Notifications
When someone shares a trip directly with you, you'll receive a bell notification in TixTrk. Tap the notification to go directly to the shared trip.
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Set up your display name and profile photo in your TixTrk account settings before sharing. That way your friends see your name and photo on the shared trip and know immediately who it's from.