
TripMemo is the shared travel journal app for couples, families, and friend groups. Build one TripBook together with real-time collaboration, free for all collaborators.








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Real-time collaboration
Free for everyone
All collaborators join free
Privacy controls
You decide who sees what
Instant sync
Even works offline
The Problem
Shared albums and group chats weren't designed for collaborative memory preservation.
Everyone has different photos. Half the trip lives on your phone, half on theirs.
'Send me that pic' turns into endless scrolling through months of messages.
Usually one person does all the work. Everyone else's perspective is missing.
Shared albums are folders, not stories. No context, no narrative, no soul.
TripMemo solves all of this with one shared TripBook.
Everyone contributes. One beautiful story. Real-time collaboration.

How Sharing Works
Getting everyone into the same TripBook takes seconds. Choose the method that works best.
Generate a QR code they scan with their phone. Perfect for inviting people in person at the start of a trip.
Send a link via message, email, or any app. One tap and they're in. Works even if they don't have TripMemo yet.
If they're already on TripMemo, invite them directly by username. They'll get a notification instantly.
Collaboration Features
Everyone adds to the same TripBook simultaneously. See photos and notes appear as your travel companions add them. Build the story together in real-time.
Live Activity



When you invite someone to your TripBook, they join for free. No subscriptions, no paywalls. Everyone contributes equally regardless of who created the trip.





All collaborators join free
You decide who can edit vs. view. Generate view-only links for family to follow along. Revoke access anytime.
All collaborators can add offline. Everything syncs automatically when anyone reconnects.
One tap to save every photo from the shared trip. Everyone gets access to everything.
Every day becomes a page with everyone's photos and notes combined. The trip tells itself as a story, not a random photo dump.
See who's adding what in real-time. React to memories, leave comments, and stay connected throughout the trip—even after you've gone home.
Use Cases
From couples to large travel groups, TripMemo scales to fit how you travel.
Build your travel story together. Both perspectives in one beautiful TripBook that you'll revisit for years.
Learn moreEveryone adds their memories. Kids, parents, grandparents—one shared family travel archive.
Learn moreGroup trips with different camera rolls? Not anymore. One TripBook, every perspective, no missing photos.
Learn moreMet people at a hostel? Invite them in seconds. Build the trip together even after you've parted ways.
Learn moreComparison
Shared albums weren't designed for collaborative storytelling.
| Feature | Shared Album | Group Chat | TripMemo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Real-time collaboration | No | No | Yes |
| Day-by-day story format | No | No | Yes |
| Photos + written notes | Photos only | Mixed mess | Combined |
| Everyone contributes equally | Hard | Chaotic | Yes |
| Privacy controls | Basic | No | Full control |
| Offline sync | Limited | No | All users |
| Download all photos easily | Tedious | Impossible | One tap |
| Free for collaborators | N/A | N/A | Yes |
Journaling Tips
Make the most of your travel memories with these practical journaling strategies.
Designate one person to create the TripBook and send invites before departure. This ensures everyone's connected from day one.
Encourage everyone to add their unique moments. The street food one person noticed, the sunset another captured—these different perspectives make the story richer.
Photos capture what happened. Notes capture how it felt. Encourage everyone to write quick captions or stories alongside their photos.
If you're traveling with people you might not see again, make sure everyone syncs their offline additions before parting ways.
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FAQ

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Turn travel photos into books you'll actually look back on.