Trip Planner, powered by TREK
From $1.29 / app / month
Managed hosting for a TREK instance: plan trips together with maps, budgets and packing lists.
Included in every Flex plan. The from price is Flex Pro paid yearly, running 18 apps at once. Flex starts at $9.00 a month for 4 apps.
Your own TREK instance: a collaborative trip planner with maps, itineraries, budgets and packing lists.
๐ AI, batteries included
Booking import runs on it: when TREK can't read a confirmation email or PDF on its own, the AI turns it into a booking for you to check before it's saved. Switching it on takes a minute in TREK's admin panel, and our docs show how. It runs on an ElfHosted model with an allowance included in your plan that covers everyday use, so there is no API key to find. Need more power, a bigger model or heavier use? Bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic account in TREK's settings and use it instead, billed by that provider directly.
Early Access
This app is a brand-new addition to ElfHosted, and is considered beta. It runs, we test it, and your trial lets you prove it fits before you commit, but our support team does not yet have deep experience with it. Expect some trial and error: lean on the upstream documentation, experiment freely, and share what you learn in Discord, where the community and team are figuring these new apps out together. If you need a battle-tested workflow today, our established apps are the safer pick.
What is TREK?
TREK is an open-source trip planner built for planning with other people. Lay out each day on a map, keep bookings and documents with the trip, split costs, tick off the packing list, and write up the journey afterwards. ElfHosted runs the unmodified upstream TREK release; ElfHosted is not affiliated with or endorsed by the TREK project.
Key Features
- Day-by-day itineraries: Places, routes and times on an interactive map.
- Budgets and expense splitting: Know what the trip costs and who owes whom.
- Packing lists: Shared checklists so nobody forgets the charger.
- Documents and journals: Keep bookings with the trip and record the story as it happens.
- Calendar feeds and share links: Put the itinerary in your calendar and share a read-only view.
- Installable app: Add it to your phone's home screen, with offline support for the trip itself.
- Plan with your AI assistant: Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP client and let it build the trip with you. Every change it makes shows up in TREK straight away.
- Email notifications: Trip updates and password resets arrive by email, with nothing to set up.
- Read-only API: Show your trips on a dashboard or hand them to other apps with an API key you control.
Why Run TREK on ElfHosted?
A trip plan is only useful if it is there when you land. ElfHosted keeps your TREK instance online and backed up.
- Managed and maintained: Your instance is provisioned in minutes, kept updated, and backed by friendly humans on Discord.
- One dashboard: Sits alongside the rest of your ElfHosted subscription, no servers to run yourself.
- Persistent and backed up: Your data survives restarts and upgrades.
- Simple subscription: One flat monthly price with a 7-day trial, cancel anytime.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I log in?
TREK has its own login. Your account is the instance administrator, under the email address on your ElfHosted account: click Forgot password? on TREK's login page and use the link it emails you to set your password.
Can I share a trip with people who do not have an ElfHosted account?
Yes, with a share link. Anyone with the link can view the shared trip. Collaborators who edit the trip sign in through your ElfHosted login.
Can an AI assistant plan a trip for me?
Yes. Switch on TREK's MCP server in its admin panel, add your TREK address to Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant that supports MCP, and approve it in your browser. It can then create trips, add places and days, build packing lists and track costs, and you choose what it may change. Our docs walk through it.
Is this the official TREK?
It is the unmodified TREK release, run for you by ElfHosted. ElfHosted is not the TREK project.
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Related products
Miniflux
The minimalist self-hosted RSS reader โ single Go binary, no JavaScript bloat, opinionated about staying out of your way.
A managed instance of Miniflux on ElfHosted โ a deliberately spartan RSS reader. Reads feeds, marks them read. No social layer, no AI suggestions, no inline ads, no maybe-you'd-like-this discovery feed. Compatible with Reeder, NetNewsWire, FluentReader, and any Fever or Google Reader-compatible client. Apache-2.0.
FreshRSS
Self-hosted RSS aggregator with the polish of Feedly and the freedom of owning your own feed list โ blogs, YouTube, Reddit, podcasts, all in one chronological reader.
A managed instance of FreshRSS on ElfHosted โ the most polished open-source RSS reader. OPML import from any service, Google Reader API support for native mobile apps (Reeder, FluentReader, FeedMe, NetNewsWire), an active extension ecosystem for full-article fetching and YouTube rendering, and translations in 40+ languages. AGPL-3.0, your reading list survives every "pivot" of every social feed.
Donetick
Self-hosted chore tracker for households and teams โ recurring tasks with rotation, point system, multi-user. The Tody / Sweepy alternative that doesn't lock you to an app store.
A managed instance of Donetick on ElfHosted โ a clean, multi-user task and chore tracker. Recurring chores with auto-rotation between household members, optional point system for kid-incentive workflows, mobile-friendly PWA, no per-user paywall. AGPL-3.
LubeLogger
Dawarich
FlatNotes
Self-hosted markdown notes that live on disk as plain .md files โ no SQL database, no proprietary export, your notes survive every app you'll ever stop using.
A managed instance of FlatNotes on ElfHosted โ a deliberately minimal markdown notes server where every note is a flat .md file. Edit in the web UI, or sync the notes folder with Syncthing/rclone and edit in Obsidian / VS Code / vim. Full-text search, tags via #hashtags inside notes, dark mode. MIT-licensed.

Reviews
Clear filtersThere are no reviews yet.