Original Summary

A few months ago I shared an early version of Itinero here while I was still building it. Since then I’ve kept working on it during evenings and weekends, shipped it to the App Store and gradually expanded what started as a simple itinerary manager. The original problem hasn’t changed: whenever I planned a longer trip I ended up using Notion for the itinerary, spreadsheets for expenses, email for bookings and several other apps while actually travelling. I wanted one place for the whole trip. Today Itinero includes: itinerary and activities flights and accommodation budget and expense tracking packing/checklists weather offline access travel journal trip maps And in v1.4.2 , I’ve added Share Your Itinerary . The interesting part wasn’t generating a public link — that’s easy. The problem was deciding what shouldn’t be shared . Trips can contain booking references, phone numbers, addresses, medical information and other private notes, so I added a review step that flags potentially sensitive notes before the itinerary is published. The app is now completely free, with no subscription or ads . I’m building this as a solo side project, so I’m curious: If you use travel planning apps, what’s the one feature that makes you keep using one after the trip is booked? Itinero: App Store Happy to share technical details too if anyone is interested — it’s built natively for iOS.   submitted by   /u/thelifeofgian [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/30 03:42:15