Most travel apps show sponsored lists and AI itineraries. TripShare is different — built by travelers, for travelers. Create day-by-day guides with real stops, maps and photos. Keep them public or lock them with an access code. Discover guides from people who've actually been there. Follow travelers you trust. No ads. No influencers. Free. Built by a solo developer
I built TripShare because every time I came home from a trip, friends asked "where did you stay? what did you eat? what's worth skipping?" — and I had no good way to share it.
Existing apps were either too generic (AI lists, sponsored content) or too complex. I wanted something simple: create a real guide from your actual trip and share it with people who trust you.
TripShare is a free iOS app where you can:
Build day-by-day itineraries with real stops and maps
Keep guides private (with access codes) or share them publicly
Follow travelers whose taste you actually trust
This is a solo project — no team, no funding. Just something I built because I needed it.
Would love any feedback, and happy to answer questions below! 🙏
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Finally tried Tripshare and the access code feature is a nice touch for keeping my private notes separate from public guides. Followed a few travelers already and the no-ads vibe feels refreshing compared to the usual trip apps.
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@zcanns5q Thanks Özcan! Really glad the access code feature clicked for you, that was one of the things I wanted to get right from the start. Enjoy creating and discovering guides :)
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love that you can lock a guide with an access code instead of forcing a login. way more thoughtful than the usual "sign up to keep reading" stuff.
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@glah24980 That's exactly the philosophy behind it, travel guides should be easy to share with people you trust, without forcing them through a sign-up wall. Thanks for trying it out!
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Finally tried Tripshare and the access code feature is a nice touch for keeping my private notes separate from public guides. Followed a few travelers already and the no-ads vibe feels refreshing compared to the usual trip apps.
@zcanns5q Thanks Özcan! Really glad the access code feature clicked for you, that was one of the things I wanted to get right from the start. Enjoy creating and discovering guides :)
love that you can lock a guide with an access code instead of forcing a login. way more thoughtful than the usual "sign up to keep reading" stuff.
@glah24980 That's exactly the philosophy behind it, travel guides should be easy to share with people you trust, without forcing them through a sign-up wall. Thanks for trying it out!