What's new

August 2026

The design, everywhere — and a public face

The trip report's design language now runs through the whole app, from sign-in to settings.
New public pages: home, about, pricing, FAQ, how it works, privacy, terms, and these notes.
A mobile-first pass: comfortable tap targets, no more zoom-jump on forms, everything usable one-handed.

August 2026

Tell it where you're dreaming of going; a short interview asks only what your profile can't answer — and says what it's assuming.
Research finds real, current options from the live web, curated to your taste, each with a why-it-fits and a source.
Pick what you like and it arranges the days — cities grouped, meals at meal times, logistics noted.
Your plan gets a planning guide in the same language as your reports.
When the dates pass, one click turns the plan into a memory — and the memory into better plans.

August 2026

During a trip, the app opens to today: rate things while they're happening, mark what happened and what got skipped, attach photos to the exact moment.

August 2026

A bucket list that converts into real trips — and quietly teaches the planner what you're dreaming about.
Pin specific hotels and restaurants to a someday-trip; they carry into the itinerary when someday arrives.
Travel windows learned from when you actually travel, including every-other-year patterns.
The year ahead: budget a whole year of travel across your windows and bucket list.

August 2026

The app proposes preferences from your ratings; you confirm, edit, or dismiss — and dismissals are permanent.
Photos get private storage, automatic thumbnails, and location stripped from what's shared.
Paste anything — confirmation emails, shared docs, .docx and spreadsheets — and the dump box turns it into an itinerary you review.

Earlier

Trips, legs, and segments; the trip report and its shareable pages; place lookup with real coordinates; multi-currency costs.