Free Travel Tools
25 interactive calculators, maps, finders, quizzes, and games. Free, mobile-friendly, no signup.
Find your next destination
Three tools to break the deadlock — random globe, ranked match, archetype.
Track where you have been
Click-to-toggle maps with shareable URLs and blogger embeds.
Sort the visa and admin
Visa rules, Schengen days, and destination safety checks before you go.
Build the trip budget
Estimate costs by destination, find affordable countries, see daily budgets by city.
Time the trip right
Best months to visit, sunrise and sunset times, jet lag plans, and a multi-city clock.
Play and share
Daily geography games and travel quizzes.
Make the photos beautiful
Polaroid frames and vintage film tones for the photos you actually want to keep.
Common questions
Are these travel tools really free?
Yes. Every tool on this page is free, has no signup, no paywall, and works without an account. The only paid product is the TripMemo iOS app — and even that is optional. The tools are designed to be useful on their own.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Every tool runs in your browser on desktop and mobile. There is no app install, no extension, and no plugin required. You can save your results to a URL on most tools, so bookmarking is enough to come back to a session.
Which travel tool should I use first?
It depends on what you are trying to do. If you do not know where to go, start with Where Should I Travel or Spin the Globe. If you have picked a destination, run the Trip Cost Calculator and Visa Checker. If you are heading to Europe, the Schengen 90/180 Calculator is essential for any stay over a few weeks.
Can I use these on my phone?
Every tool is built mobile-first. Tap targets are large, fields scale on iOS without zooming, and maps and quizzes work with touch. Several tools have a daily-streak or shareable card flow specifically tuned for phones.
Do my results save?
Most tools encode your inputs and selections in the URL, so bookmarking or sharing the link preserves the result. Daily streaks for the games are stored in your browser. For permanent storage with photos, dates, and trip journals, the TripMemo iOS app is the way.
How accurate are the budget and visa estimates?
Budget figures are baselines drawn from city-level data across accommodation, food, transport, and activities tiers. Visa and Schengen calculations follow the published rolling-window rules, but you should always verify against your country’s consulate or the official EU border-authority guidance before travelling.
Can I embed these tools on my blog?
The Visited Countries Map and the Visited US States Map both ship a public embed route plus copy-paste HTML and Markdown snippets, sized correctly for WordPress, Ghost, Squarespace, Hugo, and most blog platforms. Each embed credits TripMemo with a link back.
Why does TripMemo build these for free?
TripMemo is a travel journal app for iOS. The free tools live on the website because travellers searching for a free Schengen calculator or a budget estimator are exactly the kind of person who later wants to keep a real journal of those trips.
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