Sillage
Relive your journeys through footprints, flights, and photos
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Sillage - Relive your journeys through footprints, flights, and photos

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Sillage is a beautiful travel journal for remembering everywhere you go. It combines GPS tracks, flights, trains, hotels, maps, photos, and travel stats into one personal archive. Unlike traditional trip planners or simple location trackers, Sillage focuses on preserving your travel history and connecting the places you have been with the memories you captured there. It is made for people who love maps, photos, memories, and the feeling of seeing their journeys come alive.

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I’ve always loved traveling, and I also love looking back at my journeys — not just where I went, but how everything unfolded over time. But I could never find an app that truly captures a complete travel timeline. Most tools are either just GPS trackers, photo albums, or trip planners — but nothing that brings everything together into one coherent story. That’s why I built Sillage. It’s a travel journal that connects your routes, flights, trains, hotel stays, and photos into a single timeline you can actually revisit. Everything stays on your device and under your control — your data is yours. This is just the beginning, and I’d love to hear what you think or what you’d like to see next 🙌

How does it actually pull in the flights and hotel stays, do I link an email or connect something like Gmail and TripIt, or is it all manual entry?

Maker

 Right now, automatic import works with flight records from Flighty and Umetrip via email using IMAP. Hotel records aren’t supported yet, but there’s an MCP server that lets AI help import data from pretty much any source.

I’ve even tried asking AI to use ADB to read information directly from my phone screen and import it into the app—and surprisingly, it worked.

Would love to see a quick "year in review" recap that auto-generates a little highlight reel of your top moments, distance traveled, and countries visited at the end of each year. Would make flipping back through the archive feel even more rewarding.

Maker

 Yep, this is definitely coming.