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TripScrapbook - Travel Journal

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●Let's build your Trip Scrapbook After a trip, start by taking your time to look back…

By Takemasa Takahashi · Travel
Debuts score 81NewRate it first

Why we expect it: A thoughtful travel scrapbook that works without sign-up or constant tracking, with hand-picked photos that make memories feel personal.

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In short

TripScrapbook - Travel Journal is a travel app for building trip records from your own photos, receipts, and notes, with dates and places read from photo data. It lets you hand-pick each photo, group places into Trips, view a route map and a country map, and print pages on A4, B5, A5, or Letter paper.

Summary by Debuts, based on the App Store listing.

About

●Let's build your Trip Scrapbook After a trip, start by taking your time to look back through your photos. TripScrapbook is an app for choosing and arranging your travel memories by hand, and turning them into a paper notebook.

●Start right away, no account needed No sign-up or login required. Your records are saved on your phone. It also supports backup to Dropbox and transfer between devices over Wi-Fi.

●No need to change how you travel This app doesn't require you to keep recording your location throughout the trip. Just take photos, keep the receipts you're handed, and leave location turned on in your camera app. That's all you need to do. Once you're home, you'll build your own Trip Scrapbook from those photos, receipts, and memories.

●Date and place, straight from your photos TripScrapbook automatically reads the date and place from the information already saved in your photos. Even without location data in a photo, it can work out the place automatically if the receipt includes an address.

●Choosing carefully makes it meaningful Out of hundreds of photos, only a few might be the ones truly worth keeping. On the other hand, an experience with just a handful of photos can hold the deepest memories. Rather than picking your "best" shots for you, TripScrapbook is built around hand-picking each photo, one by one. Because what a single photo means to you is something only you can know.

●Build your trips freely with Trips and Places Your records can be organized around "a trip," not just a date. Places you visited can be grouped into Trips. A single trip can be reorganized by purpose too — "food," "sightseeing," "shops" — however you like. The same photo can be reused across multiple Trips.

●Look back on the map You can look back on the shape of your journey at a glance, with a route map connecting the places you visited, and a map showing every country you've been to, filled in country by country.

●Print it, and make it a paper notebook The records you build in TripScrapbook can be printed on A4, B5, A5, or Letter paper. It also supports hole-punched refill paper. Paste on ticket stubs, shop cards, and handwritten notes from your trip, and you've got a travel notebook that exists nowhere else in the world. Or skip printing altogether — you can look back on your trips right in the app, or enjoy talking about them with family and friends while looking through your photos and maps together.

●From the creator Every feature in TripScrapbook is one I built for my own use. I hope you enjoy using it.

The trip may be over, but the memories aren't. Let's continue the journey.

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