Features

ShareBucketList follows a goal from the first idea to the trip you've taken, in five steps.

The catalogue holds 131 activities, 242 places and 199 cities in 196 countries.

Step 1

Discover

Activities: ideas worth doing (“See Oktoberfest”, “Watch the Steelers at home”), each with how often it happens and the months it usually runs.
Events: the dated occurrences of an activity (Oktoberfest 2027, a game on a given Sunday), grouped by season on the activity's page.
Places: countries, regions, cities and points of interest, with how many members have been there.
Members' reviews and star ratings on activities, events, cities and places. “Been there” marks reviewers who ticked it off.
A map of every place, with the same filters as the list.
Recommendations on your dashboard, based on what's already on your list: new dates for your goals, things in your categories and near your plans.
Add an event or activity that's missing. Our team checks it, and you can edit it under My contributions until then.

Step 2

Add to bucket list on any activity, event, city or place, or write your own goal. As you type, the site suggests matching catalogue entries.
Sort goals into your own categories, with a priority and notes.
Private by default. Mark goals public and set your profile to public to share a bucket-list page.

Step 3

My dates lists what's coming up, what still needs a date, and what's slipped past.
Goals without a date are offered the activity's next upcoming dates; pick one with a click.

Step 4

Plan a trip from a goal starts a trip with its dates and place filled in. Several goals can share one trip.
Day-by-day itineraries with lodging, meals, flights and other legs (times shown in each place's own time zone), confirmations, contacts and booking to-dos.
Invite the people going as viewers, commentors or editors, and discuss the plan in comments.
A trip budget: who paid for what, who shares each cost, everyone's balance and who should pay whom to settle up.
A map of each trip: its stops in day order, joined up.
A shared photo album for each trip: everyone on the trip sees it, and anyone who can comment adds their photos.
Print the itinerary or save it as a PDF, and share a read-only link that shows the outline but never bookings or who's travelling.
Keep your travel profile and airline, hotel and rental loyalty numbers in one place, visible only to you.

Step 5

Tick a goal off with the date, a rating, notes and up to 10 photos, and share the rating as a public review if you like. When a trip ends, its page prompts you to do it.
My adventures shows everything you've done, year by year, with your photos and past trips.
Photos on any goal, even before you go, and your own albums gathered from your goals and trips; keep them private or share them on your public bucket list.
Badges for milestones: goals ticked off, countries visited, trips taken and more.

Notifications in the site and by email (you can turn the emails off) when a submission is reviewed, you're added to a trip or you earn a badge.
Your own units, currency and time zone.
Works on phones as well as computers.