Can I keep one trip private and another shareable?

Yes. Per-trip privacy. You can share one trip with one person, keep another to yourself, and decide as you go.

Will the entries be searchable later?

Full-text search across every entry. Filter by trip, by tag, by date — find the night in Hanoi by the word 'bia hoi'.

Can I print the trip as a real book?

Yes — exports come out as clean PDF or Markdown. Send the PDF to a print-on-demand service and the trip becomes a book.

For solo travellers

Come home with more than 600 photos

Pin entries on a map, group them by trip, and keep the small stories that nobody back home is going to ask about — but that you'll be glad you wrote down.

Start a trip See features

Trips

first-class

Each leg, its own page

Map

of every entry

Where you wrote it

Offline-friendly

drafts

Sync when you have signal

Voice notes

+ transcription

Talk now, type later

Built for the road

Trip mode

Each trip is its own timeline, gallery, and map.

Where you wrote it

Entries are gently geotagged. The whole trip ends up on one map.

Phone-first, web later

Quick drafts on the phone while you're moving. The long sit-down at the kitchen table when you get home.

A trip, the way you'll want to remember it

Trip

Six weeks in Vietnam

March 2 – April 14

Hanoi · Day 3

The bia hoi corner

Plastic stools, 30¢ beers, three Australians who insisted I come for dinner. Best night of the trip so far.

Train · Day 8

Sleeper to Da Nang

Top bunk. Wrote for two hours. Couldn't sleep. Drank lukewarm coffee at sunrise as we pulled into the coast.

Hoi An · Day 12

The tailor

Got the linen jacket. Talked about my mum, of all things. He gave me a card to come back next year.

Saigon · Day 28

The bus that went the wrong way

Ended up two hours out. Walked back through a market I'd never have found. The trip's best photo.

What's inside

Trip mode

Each trip is its own timeline, gallery, and map.

Map of every entry

See where you've been, by week. The route, drawn by the writing.

Photos in context

Pictures attached to the words around them — not the other way around.

Voice notes & transcription

Record the thought before it fades. Optional transcription turns it into searchable text.

Offline drafts

Write on the train, on the trail, in the hut. Sync when you have signal again.

Print-ready exports

Turn the trip into a clean PDF or Markdown bundle. Print it. Send it to mum.

How to use it on the road

1
Start a trip the night before you go
Name. Dates. Done. The trip exists, ready for the first entry.
2
Write while you're moving
On the train, between meals, at the airport. Voice notes if your hands are full.
3
Drop in photos and places
From the camera roll, with the location. They sit inside the entry, on the trip map.
4
Look back at the whole trip when you get home
Timeline. Map. Gallery. Export as a book if you want one to keep.

Where it earns its keep

Long-haul backpack

Months on the road

One trip per leg. Search 'rain' a year later and find every soggy hostel.

Solo hike

Days on a trail

Voice notes between summits. Map of the route, drawn by where you stopped to write.

Conference / work travel

Trips that aren't 'fun' but matter

A page per city. The conversations you'd otherwise forget.

Pilgrimage

A trip with a different shape

Trip mode + scripture lookup. The verses you sat with are part of the record.

Frequently asked

Drafts save locally and sync the next time you're online. You can write in the air and on the trail and worry about the cloud later.

Start the trip the night before you go

Two minutes to set up. The first entry can be three sentences.

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