Homes over time
Record each home with its dates — even just a year. Trips are counted as home or away by the home you had then, so a move doesn't rewrite your history.
For digital nomads
A month in Lisbon, three in Chiang Mai, a winter back home. Trvlrr keeps the log of where you've lived and travelled — every booking, every city, every country — and knows which place was home at the time.

Built for moving
Record each home with its dates — even just a year. Trips are counted as home or away by the home you had then, so a move doesn't rewrite your history.
With the first and last time you were there, how many trips took you back, and your days away.
Forward the Airbnb, the train, the flight — one address, filed on the right trip.
The web app does everything that doesn't need a phone: planning, editing, photos, stats.
Plainly
Trvlrr is a travel journal and log, not a visa or tax-residency calculator: it doesn't count the days you've spent inside a region for immigration purposes, and it doesn't track your location. It records what you booked and where you stayed.
Questions
No. It doesn't ask for location access; it builds your history from bookings, plans and photos.
Yes. Forward or describe past trips and they count towards your stats once they've happened.
Keep reading
Countries, cities, flights, kilometres and days away — a passport that stamps itself.
Read more →Send a confirmation email to your private address and it lands on the right day, in local time.
Read more →One switch and the whole trip — bookings, tickets, the plan — is on your phone.
Read more →Free to start on iPhone and the web. Trvlrr Plus adds unlimited photos, photo search, people, the planner and a seat for the person you travel with.