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Traviary

Name: Traviary
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

Launched this week

Automatically turns your photos into a travel diary.

5.0•2 reviews•

9 followers

Automatically turns your photos into a travel diary.

5.0•2 reviews•

9 followers

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Traviary is a private iPhone, iPad travel journal that rebuilds your travel history automatically from the location data already in your photos — every country, city, and trip, with distances and travel modes. On-device, no account, no upload. Most travel apps help you document your next trip. Traviary discovers the trips you’ve already taken.

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Launch tags:Travel•Photography•Apple

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👋 Hi Product Hunt! I’m Pavel, the creator of Traviary. I realized something funny: I’ve taken tens of thousands of travel photos over the years, but I’ve never managed to keep a travel journal. Like most people, I simply enjoyed the trip and forgot about documenting it. That’s why I built Traviary. Unlike other travel apps, Traviary doesn’t ask you to do anything. No check-ins. No planning. No manual journals. No importing trips. No remembering to press a button while you’re on vacation. Just open the app, allow access to your photo library, and it automatically reconstructs your travel history from the location metadata already stored in your photos. In seconds, it creates: 🗺️ Interactive travel maps 📍 Countries, cities, and places you’ve visited 📅 Timelines of every trip 🏆 Travel achievements and statistics 📖 A living travel diary Everything happens 100% on your device. Your photos never leave your iPhone, there’s no account to create, and no cloud upload. I wanted to build the travel app that works after years of traveling, not one that asks you to start using it before your next trip. I’d love to hear what you think! Is there a travel memory you’ve always wished your photos could bring back automatically? Thanks for checking out Traviary! ❤️

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1d ago

Why doesn’t a travel journal write itself?

We realized that most travel apps expect people to remember to start tracking a trip. In reality, most of us don t.

That s why we built Traviary differently.

Instead of asking you to document your journey, Traviary automatically reconstructs years of travel from the photos already on your iPhone.

I m curious how do you currently keep your travel memories? Dedicated apps, photo albums, or not at all?

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1d ago

The hardest part wasn’t maps—it was rebuilding trips.

We thought displaying visited places would be the difficult part.

It turned out the real challenge was determining where one trip ends and another begins using only photo metadata.

We spent weeks refining algorithms to group thousands of photos into meaningful journeys without any manual input.

If you re building products around imperfect data, I d love to hear how you approached it.

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