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Travellarz

Every trip, one calm place.

Plan the days, pack light, keep your documents close and share the whole trip with the person you travel with. It still works when the signal does not.

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A white sand beach with palms and a thatched jetty over calm Caribbean water
Caribbean coast. Photo: David Emrich on Unsplash

Our mission

We take the paperwork out of travelling, so the trip gets your attention. Fewer apps, fewer tabs, and one place to plan, carry and remember a journey that keeps working when the signal does not.

The app

  1. Every day, laid out

    Where you sleep, what is booked, what you can spend and the work you set for the day. One card for each date of the trip.

  2. Carry less, forget nothing

    A packing list built from the real forecast, and a one-bag plan that shows how many litres you are actually using.

  3. A budget that tells the truth

    The total counts everything. The per-day figure leaves out the long bus, so one big move never makes a good day look bad.

  4. Remember what a place was like

    Rate the desk, the light, the quiet and the lock. Add your own photos. The next time you choose, you choose faster.

  5. Travel with the same plan

    Invite the person you travel with. Both of you see and edit the same itinerary, packing list and budget, on your own phones.

  6. Your morning brief

    A short note at 7:30 with the day's plans and where you sleep, and a reminder before a bus, a ferry or a flight.

Thirteen practical tools

Everything the road asks for, and nothing it does not

A Maya temple rising out of the forest in the Yucatan

Things to do nearby

Real landmarks and parks around where you are, from open map data, with the banks and hospitals left out.

Document wallet

Passport, tickets, insurance and bookings, with a reminder before anything expires.

Emergency card

Local numbers and your embassy, saved for offline.

Money

The live exchange rate and your spending against the budget.

Phrasebook

The phrases that matter, with how to say them.

Getting around

Saved places and one tap to the route.

Staying connected

Compare local data plans against how you really use your phone.

Stay span

Count the exact days your dates use against the rule.

Split costs

Who paid what, in whichever currency, settled in the fewest payments.

Sand-Line

Build something small beside your job, while you travel

Sand-Line asks the questions a small business needs answered, a few each day, in the places where the answers come to you. Twelve days, your own words, and a first paid pilot recorded honestly.

  • 107questions, each asked once
  • 12days, on your trip's own dates
  • Offlineanswers stay on your phone unless you keep a private copy
Try Sand-Line
  1. Day 1Give the sideline a name and a front door.
  2. Day 4Draw the person who will pay you.
  3. Day 7Collect the words and numbers that prove it works.
  4. Day 11Every question a buyer asks, answered before they ask.

Street market cooks. Photo: Daniel Lerman on Unsplash

From the first idea to the way home

Calm before, during and after

  1. Before

    Set the dates, book the first night, pack from the forecast and keep every confirmation in one place.

  2. Departure

    Open it with no signal. Your plans, documents and phrases are already on the phone.

  3. On the road

    A brief each morning, a reminder before the bus, and a budget that moves as you spend.

  4. Back home

    Your notes remember what you liked, so the next trip starts a little wiser.

Where travel meets work

The road can lead somewhere

People who travel with Travellarz often want the days in between to count. Sand-Line carries your answers into Propoppa, a business plan built the same way, and Romote Work and Romote School are where that work and learning can continue.

Ready when you are

Keep every trip with you

Sign in and every trip is saved to your account, so it follows you to any phone or computer and can be shared. Or open the toolkit and start on this device, with no account at all.

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Accounts are created for you. If you do not have one, ask the person who set up your trip.