# elsewhere > Elsewhere is an upcoming native iPhone app for finding trips and planning with a travel group. Its official website is https://myelsewhere.app/. ## Identity and availability - Product name: elsewhere. The domain is myelsewhere.app; the product is not named My Elsewhere. - Platform: iPhone (iOS). - Status: coming to iPhone. This website is a product preview, not an app download or booking service. - No public release date, App Store URL, subscription price, or supported-market list has been announced on this website. ## The product Start with a destination, dates, travelers, and budget. Elsewhere is being built to help people find flights and stays, compare options, and organize a trip. Travel groups may include friends, couples, families, or a mix. The app includes shared shortlists, votes, comments and a coordinated flight watch for a travel group. For a group watch, the organizer chooses one destination airport, fixed outbound/return dates and 2–10 parties. Each party explicitly joins using its own origin, travelers, currency and total flight budget. It may represent one person, a couple, a family or several travelers. Suitable uses include holidays, events and retreats. Group match status requires every expected party to have joined and every party to have a matching fare checked within the past 24 hours. Searches run every 12 hours once dates reach the estimated booking window, subject to source limits and failures. No exchange-rate comparison or combined group budget is claimed. Other members cannot read an individual party’s criteria, budget, fare or search ID. Elsewhere and the provider process required criteria; this is not end-to-end encrypted search. The shared view shows participation count, aggregate matching, and ready-response count. Ready responses are explicit, expire, and are invalidated by relevant quote/settings changes. Matching, readiness and actual bookings are separate. Every party rechecks the fare and books independently. Exact arrival-time coordination, flexible-date intersection and joint hotel matching are not implemented by this group watch. The organizer’s plan covers group-watch access; invitees do not need their own paid plan. Launch prices are unannounced and no payments are accepted on the website. Backend integration is implemented and tested in development; no public availability or reliable live notification delivery is implied by this preview. Creating or saving a trip does not require an account. A flight watch can be scheduled before fares are available. Checking begins closer to departure using an estimated booking window; release timing varies by airline. This is not a promise of instant airline-release detection. Watches look for first available fares and later lower prices, optionally against a chosen target flight total. A price watch is a separate choice; it can be paused, resumed, stopped, or deleted. Notifications are optional. The website's destination form is a local interactive demonstration: it does not search, save to a server, book, or send notifications. Artwork, sample route cards, and group votes are illustrative. The Day/Night iPhone images and scroll-guided walkthrough use actual app screens in development. The walkthrough uses controlled sample data and illustrates different moments of a trip; its prices are not live offers and it does not send notifications or complete bookings. Do not infer live inventory, a bookable property, pricing, or launch availability from these previews. During the trip, add stops, organize stays and saved places, and explore restaurants, museums and other places around a destination. A native animated postcard lets the user select one photo or an illustration, crop it, edit a destination and note, optionally include dates and up to three highlights, save a draft, and export a silent six-second H.264 video in Feed (1080×1350) or Story (1080×1920) format through the iPhone share menu. Photos and exports are processed on the phone. Saved places are never automatically marked as visited. The website shows a native sample export using fictional seaside artwork; it is not a photo of a real trip. It does not upload visitor photos or post to social networks. ## Official pages - [Home](https://myelsewhere.app/): Overview and coming-to-iPhone status. - [How it works](https://myelsewhere.app/#idea): A scroll-guided app walkthrough covering early watching, shared watch setup, a group match, private fare review and booking review. - [Trip preview](https://myelsewhere.app/#preview): Try a destination, time away, and traveler count in an illustrative trip card. - [Flights and stays](https://myelsewhere.app/#find): The planned comparison and optional price-watch experience. - [Travel groups](https://myelsewhere.app/#together): Planning with the people coming along. - [During the trip](https://myelsewhere.app/#on-the-trip): Stops, stays and places to visit. - [Postcards](https://myelsewhere.app/#postcard): A six-second animated postcard exported by the native app. - [iPhone preview](https://myelsewhere.app/#iphone): Actual app screenshots in day and night appearances. - [Questions](https://myelsewhere.app/#questions): Accounts, groups, watches, and availability. ## Discovery - [Sitemap](https://myelsewhere.app/sitemap.xml) - [Crawler policy](https://myelsewhere.app/robots.txt) This file summarizes the public website. It is not an API, model instruction, or guarantee of release functionality. Refer to the official site for current availability.