
TripMemo turns long backpacking trips into a beautiful TripBook—day-by-day pages, offline-first capture, and real-time collaboration.

Bulk Upload


Core Features
Backpacking moves fast. TripMemo keeps it simple: each day becomes a page with photos + notes, so your trip reads like a story—not a folder.
Add photos + notes offline.
Auto-sorted into days.
Invite friends via QR code or link. Friends jump into the TripBook instantly.





Collective Storytelling
Invite friends via QR code or link. Everyone adds their own photos and perspectives to the same digital book, syncing in real-time.

Leo is adding photos...

Sophie left a note

Max dropped a pin

Amelia synced the book

Kas joined the trip

Dubo adding moments

Jane loved a memory

Sophia invited a friend

Yavuz reordered trip

Edits, reordering, and uploads appear instantly across all devices.
Generate a link or QR code. Friends jump straight into the trip.
One button to save every photo from the collective TripBook.
Stop losing your memories in the black hole of your camera roll.

Aesthetic preservation
Document every chapter of your backpacking life. TripMemo transforms your scattered photos and notes into high-production-value digital books.
Use our 4 custom LUTs to give your backpacking photos a timeless, film-like feel directly in-app.
Visualize where memories happened on a sleek, interactive world map that family can follow.
Collaborate in real-time with people you meet on the road. One trip, one shared book, zero effort.

Inspiration
From the Banana Pancake Trail to the Gringo Trail, map the world's most iconic journeys.

Backpacker Legend

Off-Grid Epic

Nature Pure
Journaling Tips
Make the most of your travel memories with these practical journaling strategies.
The bus stations, the hostel common rooms, the street food stalls—these transition moments often become the most memorable parts of a backpacking trip. Don't just document the landmarks.
After a long travel day, jot down 2-3 key memories before sleep. Names of people you met, that random restaurant recommendation, the view from the train—these details fade fast.
Dead zones are part of backpacking. Get in the habit of adding photos and notes offline. Everything syncs when you find WiFi, so you never lose a memory.
When your camera roll gets chaotic, use TripMemo's bulk upload to retroactively organize. It auto-sorts by date—perfect after weeks on the road.
Comprehensive guides to level up your travel documentation
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Turn travel photos into books you'll actually look back on.