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Share and publish

Invite viewers or editors, manage pending invitations, and publish without exposing private planning data.

Last verified 2026-07-30

Use direct invitations for collaboration and public visibility for inspiration or broad read-only sharing.

Invite a viewer or editor

If you own the trip, open the share panel, enter the recipient's email, and choose an allowed role:

  • Viewer can open the shared trip without editing it.
  • Editor can change trip content but cannot grant more access than their role allows.

The recipient receives a branded invitation email. Platix records who sent the invitation, its recipient, intended role, status, and the resulting access relationship.

Manage pending invitations

Owners can cancel a pending invitation sent by mistake. Cancellation invalidates the invitation link. Platix does not send a second email merely to announce cancellation.

Share a public trip

Anyone who can view a public trip can share its public link. A non-owner can invite or notify another person only with public viewer-level access; they cannot grant editor privileges.

Publish safely

Before changing a private trip to public:

  1. Review titles, descriptions, days, and stop notes intended for public display.
  2. Review photos and videos for personal information.
  3. Remove sensitive information from public-facing text or media.
  4. Review booking references, costs, private notes, and chat.
  5. Confirm the visibility change.

The backend excludes booking details, private chat, edit history, collaborator data, and other private planning records from anonymous public-trip responses.

Fork instead of editing the source

A public trip can be forked into a separate editable copy. The fork does not change the source trip. Choose a new name and visibility during the fork flow.

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