
I built a travel web app to keep my itinerary and travel documents all in one place
One of the most annoying parts of travelling for me has always been keeping track of my itinerary. I can deal with planning and following my schedule when it comes to short trips, but I struggle when a holiday becomes longer than just a weekend. In the past, I tried to use tools like Calendar, Notion, Excel or notes, but I never found the right tool that fit my needs.
So, I built Triplr, a mobile-first web app that keeps your entire itinerary in one place organised day by day!
I've used Fable 5 medium effort for planning and, after a bit of back and forth to get a solid plan, I let sonnet 4.6 and 5 do the heavy lifting for the coding part.
Some parts of the projects have been done manually, like the setting up of the custom domain, linking APIs and the support email and the security testing, but Claude did most of the job.
In terms of features, Triplr offers:
Flexible travel items
Every trip is structured into days, and each day contains timed items (flights, trains, hotels, activities, etc...). Everything is automatically sorted chronologically so the day reads like a clean schedule instead of a messy list. It also supports full-day and multi-day events, since not everything fits neatly into a time slot.
Document attachments
I've also implemented a document attachments feature that allows you to attach PDFs, screenshots, or booking confirmations directly to each item, no more hunting for boarding passes or entry tickets in your email inbox.
Packing lists
There are per-trip packing lists, where you can add things you need to pack, gadgets you need to buy or places you want to visit.
Trip covers & search
Trips automatically get a cover image based on destination, and there’s search across the whole itinerary so you don’t have to spend time trying to find a specific event or trip.
Account & profile
You can create your own account with your email or browser around to explore the app (none of your data will be saved in this case). And from your profile page, you can store and manage travel-related info and documents.
Roadmap
I've also planned a product roadmap for functionalities I consider important but that are not implemented yet.
The web app it’s live at triplr.cc and free to use right now!
I would love to hear your feedback, what you like and what you don't like about this project.
*DISCLAIMER: the web app has been developed using AI, but the post was written by a human :)*