Plan the climb.
Keep the Tropa together.
Pick the mountain, build the plan, and track shared costs from the first invite to the final split.
Every climb has someone holding the whole Tropa together.
A climb starts with one message, then spreads across chats, notes, and spreadsheets. Tropa keeps the headcount, schedule, requirements, and shared costs in one place.
The guide needs the exact headcount while the group is still saying, "I might join."
The climb is over, but someone is still asking who covered the van and guide fee.
The van time is buried forty messages up, so someone asks the group again.
From “tara?” to trailhead.
Start the plan before the chat gets noisy. Share one code when your Tropa is ready.
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Pick the mountain
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Build the plan
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Share with your Tropa
Everything your Tropa needs before trail day.
Start with the right mountain
Start with real Philippine trail details before your group commits to a route.
Build the day
Lay out the route and schedule so nobody has to ask where to be or when the van leaves.
Keep the group ready
Track permits, gear, and headcount before trail day, while there is still time to find what is missing.
Settle shared costs
Record the van, meals, and fees, then split each expense across the people who shared it.
Find your mountain
Start with real trail details before your group commits to a route.
Bring your Tropa in when you’re ready
Set up the climb without an account. When the plan is ready, sign in to get a code and bring everyone into the same climb space.