Turn fleeting travel moments into book-style stories. Up to five photographs an entry, each with a handwritten caption, a map of every place you have shared, a passport-style profile, and fellow travelers to follow — wrapped in an artisanal interface made for true wanderers.
Your account and your photos are stored on servers in Frankfurt, Germany.
Native localization across the globe.
Five photographs in a single entry, each with its own caption.
No advertising, no data brokers — your entries are never sold.
Patagonia
Reykjavík
Kyoto, Japan
Every photo in an entry lands as a polaroid with its own handwritten caption. Each entry carries the city and country where it happened, the travel date, and the weather when you post it.
Gion, Kyoto
Each post with a location becomes a pin — on your profile, and on a map of the whole community. Tap a pin to open the post.
Your profile opens like a passport page, with a boarding pass that counts your countries, kilometres and travel days, and badges you unlock as your journal grows.
Every entry and photograph lives in your account on servers in Frankfurt, encrypted in transit and at rest. Change phones, sign in, and the whole journal is there — and you can ask us for a copy of your data at any time.
Twelve languages, including right-to-left Arabic. Whether you journal in Japanese, Arabic or Portuguese, the menus, the dates and even the city names follow the language you choose.
Posts are shared with the Odyssey Journal community. Follow travelers whose stories you like, comment under a photo, write private Letters, and save other travelers' posts into your own collections. You can report a post or block anyone, and with your permission posts and comments are screened automatically.
The public feed shows the newest posts from the whole community; the following feed shows only the travelers you follow. Sort by latest, popular, or posts with a location.
Posts with a location appear on the map. Tap a pin to jump straight to that post.
Your boarding pass adds up countries, kilometres and travel days, and badges mark the milestones along the way.
Letters are private messages between travelers. A letter from someone you don't follow arrives as a request, and you decide whether to accept it before you reply.
Odyssey Journal is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play, for iPhone and Android. Free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.
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