Trazia is a personal travel logbook for iOS. Log flights, trains, hikes and bike rides in seconds — each one becomes a line on a 3D globe. Stats, 32 achievements, and a Year in Review you can share as an image. No account required; your data stays on your device.
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I built Trazia because my travel history lived in a forgotten calendar. Now it lives on a globe.
A few things I care about and baked in:
• Local-first — no account, no forced cloud. Export anytime (JSON/CSV/PDF).
• Logging a flight takes ~15 seconds (autocomplete over 3,300 airports).
• 32 achievements, because collecting is fun. "Antipode Traveler" is the rarest.
• New in 1.3.1: share your Year in Review or your globe as an image.
Free to use; Pro adds cloud sync + ad-free. I'd love your feedback — especially what would make YOU log your trips consistently. I'll be here all day.
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A 3D globe with line trails looks like such a satisfying way to visualize travel history. One feature I would love is the ability to import past trips automatically from my email or Apple Wallet boarding passes, so the logbook fills itself in instead of manually backfilling years of flights.
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Logging my morning commute bike rides and seeing them actually plot on the globe was a surprisingly satisfying little dopamine hit, and the no-account setup meant I was playing with it before I even got to work.
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Love the 3D globe idea, super clean. One thing I'd love is a way to add photos to each trip entry, so the line on the globe has a memory attached when I tap it.
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The 3D globe as the central canvas is such a smart choice, it turns a boring log into something you actually want to keep opening. Love that it's all on-device too.
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A 3D globe with line trails looks like such a satisfying way to visualize travel history. One feature I would love is the ability to import past trips automatically from my email or Apple Wallet boarding passes, so the logbook fills itself in instead of manually backfilling years of flights.
Logging my morning commute bike rides and seeing them actually plot on the globe was a surprisingly satisfying little dopamine hit, and the no-account setup meant I was playing with it before I even got to work.
Love the 3D globe idea, super clean. One thing I'd love is a way to add photos to each trip entry, so the line on the globe has a memory attached when I tap it.
The 3D globe as the central canvas is such a smart choice, it turns a boring log into something you actually want to keep opening. Love that it's all on-device too.