Organize travel reels into a shared trip collection
Create a separate collection for each trip, then save the reels, restaurant links and photos behind the plan. SocialBoard is free and ad-free, brings finds from many sites together, and lets you share them with your travel companions.
- Free
- Ad-free
- Multiple collections
Start a weekend-trip collection
- Name the trip: Lisbon weekend, rather than Travel.
- Keep the restaurant reel, its menu and a walking route together.
- Share with your travel companions and make a shortlist.
- Check opening hours and availability at the original source before booking.
Turn scattered inspiration into a trip you can use
A travel idea often starts with a reel, but choosing the plan takes more than a video. You may also need a menu, museum website, walking route and a photo someone sent you.
SocialBoard was built for that gap: the things you want to keep come from different places, but belong to the same interest. Put them together under the trip’s name instead of searching each app again.
Multiple trips, multiple collections
Create Lisbon weekend, Summer road trip and Local day trips as separate collections. Keep each plan focused so you can return to it without browsing every destination you have ever liked.
Save links from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and other websites alongside your own photos and videos. Invite your companions to share the finds and choose a shortlist. SocialBoard is free and ad-free, so your saved collection stays focused on the trip.
Pros and cons
Think of SocialBoard as the shared home for your travel finds.
Pros
- One collection can hold the reel, official website and your own photos.
- Separate trip collections, search and sharing in a free, ad-free app.
Cons
- You still use the original providers for bookings, live availability and directions.
- Travel companions may need source-platform access to open a private social post.
A two-day city-break example
Save a market reel, a museum website, a neighborhood walk and two restaurant links to Lisbon weekend. Invite the people coming with you, then choose a small set of places you actually want to visit.
Check opening hours, prices and booking requirements at the original source. After the trip, keep the places worth recommending; the collection can become the list you share with the next friend who visits.
