Northern Seas
Reykjavík to Amsterdam
May 14 – May 25 · 4 destinations
"Sunset at 9pm in May still catches me off guard… nobody talked much. It didn't need it."
Everything a memory needs
Not another itinerary planner — a place to keep what a photo alone can't hold.
Interactive route maps
Every destination and memory pinned on a route you can trace, cluster, and explore.
A real journal, not a form
Rich-text entries with autosave, written before, during, or long after the trip.
Photos, video, and memorabilia
Tickets, menus, postcards — organized in galleries, not buried in a camera roll.
Sense of Place
Fragrance worn, song of the day, weather, mood — the details a photo can't hold.
Privacy you control
Private by default, with granular sharing controls when you're ready to publish.
Six memoir themes
Editorial, Vintage Postcard, Coastal, and more — polished layouts, no design skills needed.
Private by default, shared on your terms
Every new trip starts private. When you're ready, share it your way — a private link, an invitation to specific people, a password-protected page, or fully public. Set expiring links, view limits, and hide exact dates, locations, or companion names from readers, all without touching the writing itself.
- • New trips are private until you choose to publish them.
- • Share links use unguessable tokens and can be revoked instantly.
- • Passwords are hashed; private photos are never exposed via public URLs.
- • You can export or permanently delete your data at any time.
From people who kept the ticket stubs
"I finally have somewhere to put the little things — the smell of the night market, not just the photo of it."
Priya Nandakumar
Six-month sabbatical, 2025
"My kids are going to have this to look back on. That's worth more to me than any app I've paid for."
Owen Castellanos
Family road trip, annual
"The map view alone changed how I remember my trips. Seeing the route makes the story make sense."
Mireille Auerbach
Solo hiking trips
Start with your last trip.
It takes about two minutes to set up a trip. Add the rest — photos, journal entries, sensory details — whenever the mood strikes.
Create your first memoir