Using your trip while you're actually travelling

Saved trips, the day view, tickets, and what still works with no signal.

Planning 4 min read

Save it before you fly

A saved trip is cached on your device. That's what makes the plan readable on a plane, on a metro, or in the middle of a national park with one bar of signal.

Anything that calls the AI still needs a connection, so if you like asking for last-minute changes, do it over café wifi rather than at the trailhead.

The day view is the one to use on the ground

Rather than scrolling a full itinerary, the day view shows only what's happening today, in order, with the map alongside it. Tickets and booking references you've added live with the trip, so passports and confirmations aren't scattered across your inbox.

Log it as you go

Marking places as visited while you're there takes a second and saves an evening of reconstruction later. It's also what fills in your world map and moves your quests along.

Tip. Plans change on the road. Reordering a saved trip mid-trip is fine and doesn't lose anything you've already logged.

Your turn

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