Just type it. Trovelo files it.
Write a plan the way you’d text a friend. It lands on the right day, at the right time, with the cost in two currencies, on your Mac and your iPhone.
Day by day. Card by card.
Flights, stays, trains, rentals, tickets, food and sights. Each card shows what you need on the day, and nothing else.
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Ask your AI. Watch the board fill up.
Connect Trovelo on your Mac to Claude or another AI assistant. Ask for a trip in plain words. It lands on your board, day by day, and then on your iPhone.
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Off until you turn it on in Settings › AI Assistants. What your assistant reads goes to its provider.
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One map. Your whole trip.
Every stop numbered in the order you’ll do it, with the real route and the time from one to the next. Tap a pin and you get the card itself.
Spend anywhere. See it in your money.
Enter it in yen, see it in dollars, or in whatever you use at home. Converted at live rates and added up by category.
Something you paid for that isn’t in the plan.
ExpensesNever miss a thing.
What’s happening now, what comes next, and a tap to get there. On your Lock Screen, your Home Screen and your Apple Watch.
Every place you’ve been. Year by year.
Pin the cities you’ve visited, or let Trovelo find them in your photos.
Typical weather before. Live forecast during.
Invite your crew. Plan the trip together.
Invite people by name to view or edit. Nobody else can get in, even with the link. Your Packing, Documents and Expenses stay private.
Only Jen can open this trip.
Only Jen and Sam can open this trip.
You choose each one, and you can take them out.
There is no public link. The one you send opens for these people and nobody else.
Everyone else keeps the copy they have, but stops getting your changes. Yours stays exactly as it is.
Before, during and after. All in one app.
45 cities and 11 road trips, planned day by day. Open one and it becomes your trip.
Porto
Cusco
PatagoniaSave the restaurant a friend mentioned, or paste a whole list, long before the trip exists. When you plan that city, Trovelo brings them back.
By people who actually travel.
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Writing about Trovelo? Take what you need.
Screenshots for iPhone and Mac, social images, the app icon and the logo. Free to use in articles and reviews about Trovelo.
Most trips end up scattered across screenshots, notes and booking emails. Trovelo brings them together on one board, a day at a time. Type “dinner at Taberna Saturday 9pm €40” and it lands on Saturday at 9, with the cost in your money. It’s the work of one person, Eduardo Pinillos, an independent developer based in Portugal. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac and syncs through your own iCloud. There’s nothing to sign up for and no ads: you open it and start planning.
The facts, ready to quote.
What people ask most before writing about Trovelo. Anything else, write to us.
Trovelo solves the chaos of planning a trip across a handful of apps. Most people juggle Notes, Google Maps, spreadsheets and booking emails; Trovelo puts everything in one place, organised day by day, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. It’s built by a solo traveller who has been to more than 40 countries and 300 cities.
Eduardo Pinillos, an independent developer based in Portugal. It’s a one-person studio, with no investors.
It’s free to download and to use for up to 2 trips, with up to 50 cards in each. Trovelo Pro is a one-time purchase through the App Store, not a subscription. It unlocks unlimited trips and cards, the Pro guides, AI trip planning on the Mac and every future Pro feature.
iPhone, iPad and Mac. Trips stay in sync through each person’s own iCloud.
Trovelo has no servers of its own, so your trips are not stored with us. They live on your devices and in your own iCloud. There’s no account to create and no ads.
Much of this started as a suggestion from someone using the app, on r/trovelo.
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Dummo turns a plain screen recording into a polished promo video. Wrap it in a realistic device frame, drop animated taps exactly where the action happens, let the auto-zoom director choreograph the camera, and export sizes ready for the App Store, Instagram, and your landing page — all without opening a full editor.
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