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Scrolling through weeks of promotions to find the one confirmation you need — at the airport gate, with one bar of battery.
AnchorTrip is a free offline travel planner. Build a day-by-day itinerary, keep every ticket, reservation and boarding pass in one calm place — then carry the entire trip on your phone as a single file that opens anywhere.
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Flights in one inbox, hotels in another, tickets in your camera roll, and a half-finished notes app list. The trip exists — but no one can find it.
Scrolling through weeks of promotions to find the one confirmation you need — at the airport gate, with one bar of battery.
Tickets buried between food photos and memes, in an order that made sense once and never will again.
Printouts that are out of date the moment a plan changes — and a folder you have to carry instead of your phone.
AnchorTrip gives every confirmation, ticket and plan a single home — then packs the whole thing into your pocket.
Put your trip togetherAnchorTrip is built around how travel actually happens: days you live in order, places you find on a map, and documents you need at the exact moment plans get real.
One column per day. Add stops with times, locations and notes, drag them between days, and reorder until the trip feels right.
Every stop pinned and color-coded by day. Filter the map day by day and see real walking distances between consecutive stops.
Attach tickets, PDFs and screenshots to the exact stop they belong to. Your Colosseum entry lives on the Colosseum — not in a folder called "scan_2043".
Every leg in sequence with carrier, seat, gate and times — plus a scannable QR code generated from your booking reference.
Drop in a .pkpass boarding pass and AnchorTrip reads the airline, route, seat, gate, departure time and barcode automatically.
.PKPASSHotel addresses, check-in dates and map links kept with the trip — so check-in is a tap, not a search through email.
Packing and prep lists that travel with the trip. Tick items off on your phone's offline copy, and they sync back to the planner.
A real-time phone simulator shows exactly what your trip will look like on the go — while you're still planning it on a big screen.
Send your itinerary to travel companions with a single link — they import a full copy in one tap. Personal documents stay private.
GROUP FAVORITEA good day in a new city rarely survives being improvised. AnchorTrip gives every date its own column, so you can see the whole day at a glance — and fix the impossible ones before they happen.
Every attachment is pinned to the stop, stay or flight it belongs to. When you're standing at the Colosseum entrance, your ticket is one tap from the stop you're looking at — not three apps deep.
Roaming is expensive, airport Wi-Fi is fiction, and the moment you most need your booking reference is precisely when the internet disappears. AnchorTrip trips don't need it.
When your trip is ready, export it as a single self-contained file. Your itinerary, tickets, images, QR codes and checklist are embedded inside — no app to install, no login, no connection required.
No setup ritual, no onboarding tour. Start with the facts you already have and turn them into a travel companion you own.
Add your destination and dates. AnchorTrip builds one planning day per date, with a map, a timeline and a starter checklist.
Drop in stops with times and places, attach tickets and reservations, record flights and hotels as the confirmations arrive.
Download the finished trip as one offline file for your phone — or share the link so travel companions import their own copy.
Everyone's flights, the hotel, the museum slots and the dinner reservation — one file on one phone that works offline in a crowded station.
EVERYTHING FINDABLETrains, flights and buses stay in sequence with seats and gates attached, while each city keeps its own color-coded days on the map.
COMPLEXITY, HANDLEDPlan once, share a link, and everyone imports the full itinerary in a tap. Your personal documents are stripped from shares automatically.
PLAN ONCE · SHARE EVERYWHERENo account, no cloud, no tracking of your movements. Your plans live in your browser and in a file you own — nowhere else.
LOCAL-FIRST BY DESIGNMost trips are already organized somewhere — just not anywhere useful. Here's the honest state of the options.
| AnchorTrip | Email & screenshots | Paper printouts | Typical trip apps | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works fully offline | ✓ Yes, by design | ✗ Attachments need signal | ✓ Yes | ✗ Rarely, and limited |
| Account required | ✓ None | Your inbox account | — | ✗ Usually yes |
| Where your data lives | Your browser & your files | Mail provider's cloud | Your bag | The vendor's servers |
| Ads & upsells | ✓ None | ✗ Constant | — | ✗ Booking cross-sells |
| Price | ✓ Free | — | Paper & ink | Subscription, often |
| Tickets next to the stops they belong to | ✓ Yes | ✗ Buried in threads | ✗ Loose in a folder | Sometimes |
AnchorTrip is local-first: itineraries, attachments and checklists are stored in your own browser and embedded in files you keep. No account, no cloud sync, no profile built from your travel history.
Practical, no-fluff guides to the cities travelers actually visit — each one pairable with an AnchorTrip itinerary you can import.
Seven days of ancient sites, Trastevere evenings and day-trip options — structured day by day.
Read the guideTickets, passes, line navigation and the RER shortcuts visitors actually need.
Read the guideNeighborhood by neighborhood, with the rail lines and timing that make it all work.
Read the guideReal math on when the JR Pass pays off — and when point-to-point tickets win.
Read the guideA simple system for confirmations, tickets and passes — so nothing lives only in your inbox.
Read the guideFrom booking-confirmation chaos to a single ordered plan your whole group can follow.
Read the guideAnchorTrip is deliberately focused: a calm workspace for trips you've already booked, and an offline copy you take with you.
Yes. Export your trip as a single self-contained file and save it to your phone. Your itinerary, tickets, attachments and checklist all work without an internet connection. The live map needs a connection for map tiles, so exports include a static overview map that always works offline.
Daily activities with times, locations and notes; accommodation details with check-in dates; flights, trains and buses with seats, gates and scannable codes; tickets and files attached to the stops they belong to; and a packing and preparation checklist.
No. AnchorTrip works directly in your browser. Your trip data is stored locally on your own device, and the offline export gives you a portable copy you control.
No. AnchorTrip is the place to organize a trip after you have booked it. It does not sell flights, hotels or tours, and it shows no ads.
You can share any trip with a single link. Shared trips contain the itinerary only — your personal documents and attachments are stripped out automatically — and recipients can preview it and import a copy with one tap.
Yes. Drop a .pkpass file into the transit form and AnchorTrip reads the airline, route, seat, gate, departure time and barcode automatically, then builds a boarding-pass card for your trip.
Attached files are stored locally in your browser's storage on your own device. They are embedded into your offline export so tickets open without a connection, and they are never uploaded to a server.
No. AnchorTrip is free to use, with no account, no subscription and no ads.
Put every day, document and connection in one place — then take it with you, even where the signal ends.
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