Today's travel companion
Designed for quick checks on your iPhone, and an easy starting point on your Mac.
Your itinerary
Every activity is a separate block. Add free-standing notes between activities, link notes from your library, and move blocks up or down.
Hotels & confirmations
Eight hotel stays, with photos, room details, payment status, saved booking references and cancellation reminders. Recheck all terms with confirmations.
Budget & daily spending
Combined spending for both travellers. Enter Canadian dollars or pounds, with all totals displayed in GBP.
Original estimate is retained for each booking. For actual CAD purchases, enter the exact GBP card charge when known; otherwise the selected planning rate is used.
By category
Daily spending
Expense ledger
Travel notes
Create any number of notes here. A note can also be linked into one or several itinerary days without duplicating its text.
General trip notes
Bookings & preparation
Carry your practical to-do list alongside the itinerary. Tick off tasks as you confirm arrangements.
Your route
Every overnight base in one place. Open Google Maps for navigation; online maps require a connection and do not replace downloaded offline maps.
Settings, backup & cloud
This prototype works locally. For automatic Mac/iPhone sync, configure your private Supabase project after deploying the hosting-ready site.
Portable backups
Download everything, including notes, diary entries and budget. Restore Version 1, Version 2 or Version 3 backups. Restoring replaces current local data only.
Keep a copy outside the browser before switching versions or devices. This downloadable JSON can contain personal booking details.
Private sync (optional)
Hosting and privacy
Local HTML can contain booking references; never put your private file on public hosting. Use the supplied clean hosting copy, configure the database with row-level security, then import your backup after signing in. Cloud synchronisation is not active until you complete that setup.
Cloud data uses a password-protected account. A static website address may still be publicly reachable, but your personal records must only be readable after authentication.