Plan what you have in mind
Days, places and times in one list. Whatever you find in Maps or your browser goes straight into the plan via the share sheet – and if you like, Claude drafts one for you.
Travelog plans with you, keeps tickets and boarding passes, tells you what is next while you are on the road, and holds on to what happened when you are back. No account, no cloud required – your trips belong to you.
Before the trip, on the road and afterwards – everything that is usually scattered across map links, PDFs, wallet passes and notes, in one place.
Days, places and times in one list. Whatever you find in Maps or your browser goes straight into the plan via the share sheet – and if you like, Claude drafts one for you.
Boarding passes and tickets with their barcode, even in airplane mode. Your lock screen shows what is next and how long you have.
Reminders for setting off and checking in, plus a packing list sorted by bag – and the evening before, the question whether the sunglasses are in yet.
Share a trip with the people travelling with you. Devices sync directly with each other, end-to-end encrypted – Travelog knows neither names nor trips.
More than the core: this is in the app today – for before the trip, during it and after.
Expenses in any currency, converted with the ECB’s reference rates, receipts captured by photo – and the costs split fairly among fellow travellers.
Natural disasters and official safety advice, matched against the places of your trip – when you open the app, never via your location.
Articles and images for your itinerary items, saved on request so they are there even without a signal.
Record the route if you like, and see your photos on the map. The pictures stay in your library, the track on your device.
The whole plan as a PDF – or a countdown picture with the country outline for the group chat.
Trips without a fixed date, itinerary items without a day as a collection of ideas, and a trash can in case you change your mind.
Travelog is built local-first: the app works without a network, and there is no server holding your trips.
Travelog arrives first as a beta for iPhone. Leave your email address and you will get the invitation link once it opens – and nothing else. Android follows.