Your Triplogue Journey
One trip, from the first booking email to the story you keep
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Before: Every trip starts as a mess
Six weeks out
Your bookings are everywhere
43 emails, 6 PDFs and a camera roll of screenshots.
The week before
And things slip
A check-in you missed. A pass that won’t load at the gate. No way to Kyoto booked.
Every evening
The group chat has questions
Everyone asks you. Nobody adds anything.
Then
It all lands in one place
Import from Gmail, a PDF or a screenshot. Every booking lands on one timeline, by day.
Triplogue’s Home for the Japan trip: the flight to Tokyo, the hotel and dinner, in order.
Three weeks out
Even the one a friend booked
Marcus forwards the ryokan’s confirmation. Import it, and it’s on the trip for everyone.
The Japan trip’s timeline with the Gion machiya stay Marcus booked added on November 7.
Two weeks out
The gaps show up before you go
A night with no stay, or no way between two cities, gets flagged while there’s time to book it.
The Japan trip’s timeline with “No way to Kyoto booked” flagged on November 7.
On the trip: Every answer, one tap away
The day before
Never miss check-in
A reminder 24 hours before every flight, so “check-in has closed” never lands.
An airline email saying online check-in has closed, then the lock screen with Triplogue’s reminder: Check in for JL 1, departs 11:05 AM tomorrow.
At the gate
No signal, no problem
Your boarding pass opens in airplane mode.
An airline app that can’t load a boarding pass offline, then Triplogue showing the JL 1 boarding pass in airplane mode.
At the front desk
The code, in one search
Type a hotel, a place or part of a confirmation code.
43 email results for “confirmation”, then Triplogue’s search for “K5” showing Hotel K5 and its confirmation code.
Day 4, Tokyo
Today, at a glance
The train, the stay and the time on each, in order.
A group chat asking what time the train is, then today on the Japan trip: the 9:03 AM train to Kyoto and the stay in Gion.
All week
Everyone’s in the loop
Friends see the same plan, add their own bookings and pin places to vote on.
A group chat asking for the hotel address, then the shared Japan trip with four travelers, Marcus adding dinner and Jenny pinning Fushimi Inari.
After: The trip you keep
Back home
Your trip becomes a story
Everyone’s photos from the trip, kept together.
The Japan trip’s story: everyone’s photos in two columns, with hearts.
with Triplogue++Five countries in
Watch your globe grow
Every place you’ve been, and the routes between them.
The travel globe with routes from Lisbon to Japan: 5 countries, 7 cities, 5 flights.
with Triplogue++Years later
Every trip, kept
Every year, with every booking and code still there.
Triplogue’s History: the Japan trip of 2026 on top, the Kyoto trip of 2025 below.
with Triplogue++Your next trip, already in order
Triplogue’s Home with the next trip, Paris in 3 weeks: the flight and the hotel, in order.
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