Your whole trip in one document you actually own — itinerary, notes, photos and documents, encrypted on your phone and working entirely offline.
Not on the Play Store yet. TravelBoop is in Google Play internal testing — a small, invite-only round before a wider beta. It's headed for the Play Store as a one-time purchase (no subscriptions, ever). Check back here for the public release.
A trip isn't a flat list of bookings — it's a workspace. Destinations, travel segments, itinerary events, notes, photos and documents all live inside one trip you own, and the whole thing works completely offline.
Hand it a flight, hotel, cruise or train confirmation — a PDF, an image, a calendar file, or text you share straight from another app — and TravelBoop reads it right on your device, then drafts the trip for you to review. It'll even build a whole cruise from an itinerary exported by RC Price Check. No confirmation is ever uploaded anywhere.
When the built-in parser meets something tricky, on-device AI (Gemini Nano, where supported) reads it locally — clearly labelled, never sent off the phone. A cloud model is only ever used if you opt in with your own API key.
Keep per-trip and standalone notes, and record voice memos that transcribe to editable text — all on-device, in the language you choose. Nothing you say or write ever leaves your phone.
Passports, vaccination cards and booking PDFs live in a per-file encrypted vault, unlocked by biometrics or a PIN. A recovery code you hold means a phone fault can never lock you out of your own data.
Pull current travel advisories and vaccination guidance for each destination straight from public government sources — fetched only when you ask, cached for offline use, and carrying none of your personal data.
TravelBoop is built so your trip is yours alone — offline, encrypted, and never copied to a server we run, because there isn't one.
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