What we've shipped, what's changed, and what we're working on next.
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VoyaBear is on the App Store and Google Play. Your trips come with you offline, your tickets live in your pocket, and the travel reels finally play the way they are meant to.
VoyaBear was good at one half of a trip: what to do. Now it does the other half too. Hotels show up across the places you're planning, each with its own page, findable in search and ready to book.
The three-trip limit on free accounts is gone. Saving a trip no longer counts against anything, on any plan.
Quests on the web now match the app: a one-time Getting started set, and a This week section, with a banner when you have coins waiting to claim.
Paste or forward a booking email — flight, hotel, anything — and VoyaBear pulls out the details and files them against the right trip. One paste can carry a whole itinerary.
Planning a trip, editing an itinerary and searching nearby no longer cost coins on VoyaBear+. Messages were already free for subscribers; now the tools are too.
Add your own items to the packing list and they come back on every future trip. City comparison now ends with a verdict and a passport-aware panel instead of a wall of bars.
Planning a trip now takes a free-text note — "lots of street food and a rooftop bar each night" — and builds around it. Restaurants can also be saved to your bucket list now.
Every bear stands for a different kind of traveller. Unlock them with coins earned from daily quests, and the collection becomes a reasonably honest portrait of how you travel.
Short things to do in the app that earn coins and build a streak — a counterweight to the eleven months of the year you aren't actually travelling.
Ask VoyaBear anything, mid-trip or six months before, and get an answer with an actual opinion in it — grounded in where you are and what it already knows about you.
Itineraries don't expire the week you use them. My Trips keeps every plan you've built — useful while you're there, and a record once you're home.
The World Map colours in as you go — 195 countries and over 1,000 cities, and an honest picture of how much of the world you've actually seen.
Save a place the moment you see it — from a guide, from the chat, from someone else's itinerary — and let the planner build a trip around it later.
Say where you're going and how long you've got, and get a day-by-day plan with the food, the activities and the pacing already worked out around how you travel.
A few questions about how you actually travel, and every recommendation, itinerary and destination after it is built on that answer instead of a generic city guide.