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Most trips end up scattered across screenshots, notes and booking emails. Trovelo brings them together on one board, a day at a time. Type “dinner at Taberna Saturday 9pm €40” and it lands on Saturday at 9, with the cost in your money. It’s the work of one person, Eduardo Pinillos, an independent developer based in Portugal. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac and syncs through your own iCloud. There’s nothing to sign up for and no ads: you open it and start planning.
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Trovelo solves the chaos of planning a trip across a handful of apps. Most people juggle Notes, Google Maps, spreadsheets and booking emails; Trovelo puts everything in one place, organised day by day, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. It’s built by a solo traveller who has been to more than 40 countries and 300 cities.
Eduardo Pinillos, an independent developer based in Portugal. It’s a one-person studio, with no investors.
It’s free to download and to use for up to 2 trips, with up to 50 cards in each. Trovelo Pro is a one-time purchase through the App Store, not a subscription. It unlocks unlimited trips and cards, the Pro guides, AI trip planning on the Mac and every future Pro feature.
iPhone, iPad and Mac. Trips stay in sync through each person’s own iCloud.
Trovelo has no servers of its own, so your trips are not stored with us. They live on your devices and in your own iCloud. There’s no account to create and no ads.
Much of this started as a suggestion from someone using the app, on r/trovelo.
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