Longest drive
Keep one person's journey from becoming unreasonable.
Find a fair place to meet
Compare everyone’s estimated drive to real places, then decide together.
How it works
Invite people or share a link, then collect the starting point each Participant chooses to share.
Trila compares estimated driving times to real places and makes the trade-offs clear.
Everyone gets one vote, and the Group chooses the Final Place.
The problem
Meeting plans often default to a familiar place, a pin dropped halfway, or whoever makes the strongest suggestion. Trila gives the whole group a clearer way forward.
Why it can be fairer
Roads shape the journey. Trila considers everyone's estimated driving time and makes the important trade-offs visible before the Group votes.
See what the measures meanKeep one person's journey from becoming unreasonable.
Understand the overall effort required to get there.
See how closely the Group's estimated drives compare.
One active Participant, one vote. The Group makes the choice.
Privacy by choice
A location is shared only when you choose it for a specific Group. Trila does not request background or continuous location tracking.
Made for real plans
Good to know
No. Each Participant explicitly chooses one starting point for a specific Group. Trila does not continuously track movement.
Trila recommends real cafés and restaurants based on the Group's estimated drives. Every active Participant then gets one vote.
A midpoint ignores roads and actual driving routes. Trila compares estimated travel time so the trade-offs are more practical.
The Owner organizes the Group and starts matching, but the Final Place is decided by the Group's votes.