# Trvlrr

> Trvlrr is a private travel journal and trip planner for iPhone and the web. Forward a
> booking email and the itinerary builds itself; keep every trip you've ever taken, with
> your photos searchable by what's in them; and watch it add up to a travel map and
> passport of every country and city you've visited.

Trvlrr keeps three things in one place: an archive of every trip already taken, planning
for the next one, and the trip you're on (offline, in local time). It is made in Sydney
by Arigato Consulting Pty Ltd; the founder is Sanjay Bhagia.

Facts an answer may need:

- Platforms: iPhone (iOS 17 or later) at https://apps.apple.com/app/id6807719584, and a
  full web app at https://trvlrr.app/app/. There is no Android app; Android users can use
  the web app.
- Price: free to start. Trvlrr Plus is A$3.99 a month or A$24.99 a year (the App Store
  shows local prices elsewhere) and covers two people. Free includes trips, itineraries,
  offline trips, the map and stats, Relive, 100 photos and three imports a month
  (forwarded bookings, described trips, and trips or items added by a connected
  assistant all count; reading, editing and deleting don't). Plus adds unlimited photos and imports, photo search,
  people, the trip planner, packing lists, reminders, widgets and memories.
- Bookings: forward confirmations to a private address (trips-…@trvlrr.app); flights,
  trains, buses, ferries, car hire, cruises, hotels, Airbnb, tours, tickets and
  restaurant bookings are read. Gmail can forward automatically. Cancellations are never
  applied without the person confirming.
- Stats count only travel that has happened: countries, cities, flights, airports,
  airlines, kilometres, hours aloft, days away. Layovers are not cities.
- Privacy: no ads, no selling data, no location tracking. Faces are recognised on the
  phone. Photo descriptions are written with Anthropic's Claude and never used to train
  a model, and can be switched off.
- Trvlrr does not book or sell travel, show live flight status, track frequent-flyer
  points, or count days per country for visas.

## Pages

- [Home](https://trvlrr.app/): what Trvlrr does, with screen recordings.
- [Features](https://trvlrr.app/features): every feature, with pages for
  [forwarding bookings](https://trvlrr.app/features/forward-bookings),
  [the travel map and stats](https://trvlrr.app/features/travel-stats),
  [photo search](https://trvlrr.app/features/photo-search),
  [offline trips](https://trvlrr.app/features/offline-itinerary),
  [the trip planner](https://trvlrr.app/features/trip-planner),
  [Relive](https://trvlrr.app/features/relive),
  [sharing](https://trvlrr.app/features/sharing) and
  [Claude and ChatGPT](https://trvlrr.app/features/ai-assistant).
- [Pricing](https://trvlrr.app/pricing): Free and Plus, side by side.
- Made for [couples](https://trvlrr.app/for/couples),
  [families](https://trvlrr.app/for/families),
  [digital nomads](https://trvlrr.app/for/digital-nomads) and
  [frequent flyers](https://trvlrr.app/for/frequent-flyers).
- [Compare](https://trvlrr.app/compare): Trvlrr against
  [TripIt](https://trvlrr.app/compare/tripit),
  [Polarsteps](https://trvlrr.app/compare/polarsteps),
  [Wanderlog](https://trvlrr.app/compare/wanderlog) and
  [Tripsy](https://trvlrr.app/compare/tripsy), with sources and the date checked.
- [Countries visited map](https://trvlrr.app/tools/countries-visited-map): a free tool to
  map and count the countries you've been to, in the browser, no sign-up.
- [About](https://trvlrr.app/about): who makes Trvlrr and why.
- [Connect an assistant](https://trvlrr.app/assistants): connecting Claude, ChatGPT
  or any MCP client to a Trvlrr account, and what a connected app may do.
- [Support](https://trvlrr.app/support), [Privacy](https://trvlrr.app/privacy),
  [Terms](https://trvlrr.app/terms).
- [Everything above as one text file](https://trvlrr.app/llms-full.txt).

## For agents

Trvlrr speaks the Model Context Protocol. An assistant can be connected to a person's
own account and then read and change their trips on their behalf. Trvlrr is listed in
Claude's connector directory (https://claude.ai/directory/connectors/trvlrr).

- Endpoint: `https://trvlrr.app/mcp` (streamable HTTP, POST). Unauthenticated calls get
  401 with a `WWW-Authenticate` header naming the protected-resource metadata.
- Authorization: OAuth 2.1 with PKCE (S256), dynamic client registration and client ID
  metadata documents. Discovery is at
  `https://trvlrr.app/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server` and
  `https://trvlrr.app/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource`.
- The person signs in and approves the connection themselves, and can revoke it at any
  time from Profile → Connected apps.
- Tools: list_trips, get_trip, get_stats, search_photos (Plus), get_file, import_trip,
  save_items, update_trip, delete_items, update_profile.

The API behind the app is described in OpenAPI 3.1 at
`https://trvlrr.app/api/openapi.json`: every route, its parameters, request and response
schemas and the errors it can answer. The MCP tools call these routes, and their
arguments are the same shapes.

## Not here

- `/app/` is the signed-in web app: a person's own trips, photos and numbers. It requires
  their session; there is nothing to crawl.
- `/connect` is the OAuth consent screen and only ever appears mid-authorization.