The Travel Tracker That Tells Your Story

Most travel trackers do one thing: they draw a line on a map. Triplium draws the line — automatically, with GPS — and then remembers what actually happened along it. Every pin on your trip map carries your photos, your voice notes, and your words, woven into a story by AI.

Your route, tracked automatically

Turn on tracking when a trip starts and put your phone away. Triplium records your route in the background at a tracking level you choose, so you control the balance between detail and battery. There are no check-ins to remember and no places to log by hand.

It works offline, too. Trains through the mountains, islands without signal, flight mode — your route and captures are stored safely on your device and sync when you're back online.

Every trip becomes an interactive map

Your trip map shows the route you actually traveled, with your Moments pinned exactly where they happened. Tap the café in Lisbon and you'll find the photo you took there, the note you whispered, and what the AI wrote about that morning. It's the difference between seeing where you went and remembering what it was like.

Travel stats that add up

Triplium keeps a lifetime ledger of your travels: countries visited (out of 195), continents reached, total trips, days on the road, and how long you've been traveling. It's the kind of scoreboard travelers love — except every number is backed by real trips, not a checklist you filled in from memory.

Your personal countries visited map fills in automatically as you travel — a world map that colors itself, one country at a time.

More than pins on a map

This is where Triplium stops being a tracker and becomes a journal. While pure travel trackers show you dots and lines, Triplium's AI turns your captures into daily summaries that read like a travel story — and can even turn the whole trip into a cinematic recap video that animates your route across the map.

Curious how that works? Read how to turn your trip into a video or see the travel journal that writes itself.

Private by default

Your location history is yours. Nothing is shared unless you explicitly create a share link, and you can preview exactly what others will see before you send it. Tracking level, sharing, deletion — all under your control.