EveryVoyage: Track, Map, Share - Record your trips with GPS, save memories & share adventures

Hey Product Hunt, I’m Luke, one of the people behind EveryVoyage. EveryVoyage started from a feeling we kept having on trips: the adventure never really lived in one place. You take photos, save places in maps, screenshot recommendations, post the odd update, message friends, maybe write notes, and then somehow the full journey still gets lost. Not just the highlights, but the route, the stopovers, the little detours, the hidden gems, the people you meet, and the moments that only make sense when you see how the trip unfolded. For me, that feeling goes back a long way. A lot of my early family holidays were on the road, and I always loved that side of travel. Being outside all day, meeting people, making friends for a week, discovering places you would never have found if you stayed on the obvious path. Pete, my friend and co-creator, has lived life on a boat and is now travelling more nomadically from the road. A lot of EveryVoyage has been shaped by him actually using it while travelling, especially during a journey from Denmark down to Spain. That trip helped us realise the missing piece was not just recording single trips. It was being able to connect them into one bigger journey, with the route, moments, stopovers and story all unfolding together. That is where Voyages came from. The simplest way to describe EveryVoyage is Strava for travel. You can record routes with GPS, save moments along the way, create trips and voyages, share updates, follow other travellers, and build a personal map of everywhere you’ve been. We only launched recently, and it has already been amazing to see hundreds of people recording adventures from different parts of the world. While we’re still early, we’re opening up Founding Member access with free access for life. The tracking, trip recording, moments, maps and feed are live now. Next, we’re building route planning, discovery, gamification, animated route recaps and more. We’d love feedback from the Product Hunt community on the onboarding, the positioning, and what you’d want from a travel app built around real journeys. Thanks for taking a look. Luke