The log
Every day of the trip, not just the dates.
Add a flight number and the airports, times and route fill themselves in. Hotels, transfers and what you did in between — written once, and it's the itinerary you actually travel with.
Find my friends, for travel
And see where everyone else is.
Your friends' trips land on one map. Scrub through time and watch them move — who's away, who's home, and who happens to be in the same city as you next month.
Everyone's own flights
Four people. Four flights. One trip.
Nobody books together. Each person keeps their own flights, layovers and arrival times, and they all belong to the same trip — so the day everyone finally lands in the same city is one you can actually see.
Travel bingo
A card for the things you can't plan.
Make a card, or start from someone else's. Cross squares off as they happen and add a photo to the ones worth remembering — by the end you have a record of the trip nobody would have thought to write down.
Private by default
Nobody sees your log until you say so.
New logs are private. People ask to follow, you decide, and you can keep parts of a trip to yourself even then. No public profile you have to remember to lock down.
Writing
Notes on how the travelling actually works — cards, status, routes.
All of it →Questions
- What is Where in the World?
- A travel log you keep day by day. Each trip breaks into legs and days, with the flights you took, where you stayed and what you did in between — and the friends you travelled with keep their own version of the same trip.
- Can I keep my travel log private?
- Yes, and that's the default. A new log is visible only to people you've accepted, so nothing is public until you decide it is. Other people ask to follow you and you approve or decline each request.
- Can more than one person share the same trip?
- Yes. Add the people you're travelling with and the trip appears on their log too. Everyone keeps their own flights, layovers and arrival times, so four people arriving on four different flights is one trip, not four.
- Do I have to type in every flight?
- No. Give it a flight number and a date and the airports, times and route fill themselves in. You can add several legs when a journey has layovers.
- What is travel bingo?
- A 5×5 card of things that tend to happen while you're away — street food, a wrong train, a 2am bowl of ramen. Cross squares off as they happen and add a photo to the ones worth keeping. You can build your own card or start from someone else's.
- Do I need to install an app?
- No. It's a website that works on a phone and on a desktop. On a phone you can add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.