Now available on iOS

A travel journal made for Japan.

Log ryokan stays, restaurants, and attractions on a map-first home screen. Turn highlights into shareable itinerary cards.

Built for the way you actually travel.

Map-first home

Grouped markers for ryokans, restaurants, and attractions.

Visit journal

Entry list for stays, restaurant visits, and attractions.

Itinerary wallet

Turn selected entries into reusable cards you can save, refresh, and share.

A closer look.

Entry types & fields

Three entry types, rich detail for each

Ryokan stays, restaurant visits, and attractions — each with the fields they actually need. Room style and meal plan for stays, cuisine and dishes for restaurants, seasonal flags and categories for attractions.

Two views

List your visits, browse your places

Switch between a chronological feed of every visit and a grid of every unique place you've added. The list is your travel diary; the grid is your atlas.

Itinerary wallet

Itinerary cards you can save and share

Turn selected entries into reusable cards — reorder them, hide a few, override labels, pick a design, save to your wallet. Refresh later, share as PNG, PDF, or Markdown.

Frequently asked.

What entry types are supported?

Ryokan stays, restaurant visits, and attraction visits. Each has fields tailored to that experience — room style and meal plan for stays, cuisine and dishes for restaurants, seasonal flags and categories for attractions.

How do itinerary cards work?

Select entries from the home list, reorder or hide them, override labels, pick a card design, and save to your wallet. You can refresh saved cards as you log more visits, and share them as PNG, PDF, or quick Markdown.

Is my data ever uploaded anywhere?

No. There's no account and no cloud sync. The only data leaving the device goes through the JSON backup you explicitly export from Settings.

Does the app request location or photo permissions?

No camera, photo-library, or current-location permissions are requested. Location services are only invoked to geocode an address you explicitly resolve when adding a place.