Using TripSync
You are responsible for your account and for the accuracy of what you log. Keep your credentials to yourself and use the service lawfully.
Legal
The short version: use TripSync lawfully, your content stays yours, settlements are between you and your friends, and third-party bookings happen on third-party terms.
You are responsible for your account and for the accuracy of what you log. Keep your credentials to yourself and use the service lawfully.
TripSync records shared costs and computes who owes whom, including the minimum-transfer settlement. It does not move money, hold balances or act as a payment intermediary. Settling any amount is strictly between trip members.
Calculations are performed on the amounts you enter. Exact arithmetic on a wrong entry is still a wrong total — members are responsible for what they log.
Train data is provided live via RailRadar; bus and flight figures are estimates and labelled as such. Booking happens on IRCTC, RedBus, Google Flights or other third-party services under their own terms. TripSync sells no tickets and is not a travel agent.
You own what you add. You grant us the licence needed to show it to the trip members you invited — that is the licence’s whole purpose.
The service is provided “as is”. We are not liable for trip outcomes, third-party services, or disputes between members. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
Pre-launch draft. This describes how TripSync is designed to work and will be reviewed by counsel before public launch — the principles above won’t change.