Journey Journal • Offline Mode • Every Stop Matters

The Road Trip
App.

TripMemo is the road trip app for documenting the journey—not just the destination. Every stop, every scenic overlook, every unexpected detour becomes part of your story.

Day-by-Day Journey Pages

Full Offline Mode (Dead Zones Covered)

Map Your Memories (Not Just Miles)

Start Your Road Trip

Hit the road

Day 5 of 12

847 miles documented.

Works offline

Even in dead zones.

Scenic overlook

Pinned + documented.

23 stops mapped

Your journey visualized.

The Problem

Document the Journey, Not Just the Destination

The best road trip memories aren't always at the final destination.

The Random Stops

That roadside diner. The gas station with the best pie. The town you'd never heard of. These become the stories.

Dead Zones

National parks, desert highways, mountain passes. No signal doesn't mean no documentation.

Scattered Photos

1,000 photos in your camera roll with no context. Months later, you can't remember where anything was.

GPS Isn't Memory

Automated tracking shows where you went, but not why it mattered. Stories need intention.

TripMemo captures the journey—every stop, every story.

Offline. Organized. Intentional.

Built for the Road

Every Mile. Every Memory.

Full Offline Mode

Road trips go through dead zones—national parks, desert highways, mountain passes. TripMemo works completely offline. Document everything, sync when you're back in range.

Offline Queue

No Signal

Grand Canyon overlook12 photos

Route 66 diner noteStory

Desert sunset pinLocation

Will sync when onlineQueued

Day-by-Day Pages

Each day of your road trip becomes a page. Photos, notes, and stops—organized into a story that reads like a journey.

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

...

Map Your Journey

See every stop pinned on a map. The scenic overlooks, the roadside diners, the unexpected detours—your whole journey visualized.

23 Stops5 States1,247 Miles

Everyone in the Car

Driver, navigator, backseat crew—everyone can add their perspective to the same TripBook.

Share the Journey

Family back home can follow along via a private link.

Vintage Road Trip Camera

Take nostalgic, film-style photos with our built-in vintage camera and custom LUTs. Perfect for capturing that classic Americana road trip aesthetic.

Download All Photos

One tap downloads every photo from your road trip TripBook. Full resolution, properly organized by day.

Inspiration

Document Iconic Routes

From coast to coast, TripMemo captures every mile of America's greatest drives.

Route 66

2,400 miles

Chicago to Santa Monica. 2,400 miles of Americana, diners, and neon signs.

Pacific Coast Highway

656 miles

Big Sur, cliffs, and coastal beauty. California's most scenic drive.

Blue Ridge Parkway

469 miles

Appalachian overlooks, fall foliage, and mountain curves.

Great Ocean Road

151 miles

Australia's coastal masterpiece. Twelve Apostles and beyond.

Ring Road Iceland

828 miles

Waterfalls, glaciers, and volcanic landscapes around the island.

Going-to-the-Sun Road

50 miles

Glacier National Park's engineering marvel through the Rockies.

Comparison

TripMemo vs GPS Trackers

Automated tracking shows where you went. TripMemo captures why it mattered.

Feature	GPS Tracker	Google Maps	Camera Roll	TripMemo
Day-by-day story format	No	No	No	Yes
Full offline mode	Limited	Limited	Yes	Yes
Photos + written notes	No	No	Photos only	Yes
Battery-friendly	Drains fast	Moderate	Yes	Yes
Intentional documentation	Automated	Automated	Manual	Intentional
Maps with memories	Routes only	Timeline	No	Yes
Share with family	Limited	Hard	Manual	One link
Collaboration	No	No	No	Yes

Start Your Road Trip TripBook

"We drove Route 66 and I thought I'd remember everything. Six months later, I couldn't remember which state that amazing diner was in. Now I use TripMemo—every stop is documented, pinned, and part of the story."

Mark & Lisa

12 days, 2,400 miles, Route 66

TripMemo is a Road Trip Journal, Not a Route Planner

If you're looking for route planning, gas station finding, or turn-by-turn navigation—TripMemo isn't for that. We're built for capturing the journey. The stories, the stops, the photos and notes you'll want to relive years later. For road trippers who want to document the adventure, not just drive it.

FAQ

Road Trip Questions

What's the best app for documenting a road trip?

TripMemo is designed for road trippers who want to document the journey, not just the destination. Create a TripBook where each day becomes a page with photos, notes, and pinned locations. Unlike GPS trackers, TripMemo focuses on the memories—the roadside diners, the scenic overlooks, the unexpected detours that became highlights.

Does TripMemo work offline in remote areas?

Yes! TripMemo has full offline support—critical for road trips through national parks, desert highways, mountain passes, and rural areas with no signal. Add photos, write notes, and document stops even without connectivity. Everything syncs automatically when you're back online.

Can I see my road trip on a map?

Yes. TripMemo pins your memories to the places where they happened. You'll see a visual map of your journey—every stop, every pit stop, every scenic overlook. It's designed for reflection, not turn-by-turn navigation.

Can multiple people contribute to the same road trip TripBook?

Yes! TripMemo supports real-time collaboration. Everyone in the car can add their own photos and notes to the same TripBook. See the trip through the driver's eyes, the navigator's perspective, and the backseat view.

Is TripMemo a GPS route tracker?

No. TripMemo is a travel journal, not a continuous GPS tracker. You add memories to specific places you visited—it doesn't drain your battery by tracking every mile. This makes it perfect for long road trips where battery life matters.

Can I add notes about restaurants, gas stations, and stops?

Absolutely. Each page in your TripBook can include photos plus written notes. Document that incredible roadside diner, the gas station with the best coffee, or the random town that surprised you. Those details are what you'll want to remember.

Does TripMemo work for cross-country road trips?

TripMemo is perfect for long road trips—Route 66, Pacific Coast Highway, cross-country adventures, or multi-week journeys. Day-by-day pages keep everything organized, and offline mode means even remote stretches are documented.

Can I share my road trip with family back home?

Yes. Generate a private share link for your TripBook. Family can follow along without you posting publicly—they just click the link and see your journey unfold.

Is TripMemo free for road trips?

Yes. TripMemo is free to use. Create TripBooks, invite travel companions, collaborate in real-time, and share with family—all without paying.

How is TripMemo different from Google Maps timeline?

Google Maps timeline is automated tracking—it shows where you went, but not the story. TripMemo is intentional documentation—you add the photos, notes, and context that turn locations into memories. It's a journal, not a log.

Can I bulk upload photos from my road trip after?

Yes! You can bulk upload photos from your camera roll. TripMemo automatically sorts them into days and chronological order—perfect for creating a TripBook after the fact or catching up on documentation.

Does TripMemo have a vintage camera for road trip photos?

Yes. TripMemo includes a built-in vintage camera with custom LUTs. Take nostalgic, film-style photos of your road trip directly in the app—perfect for capturing that classic Americana road trip aesthetic.

Built for the road

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Today

Your next road trip deserves more than a camera roll. Document the journey—every stop, every story, every unexpected detour.

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