What Reddit Says About Travel Editor Apps
We compiled 10 Reddit discussions about Travel Editor apps from 7 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/DigitalPlanner
PSA: Use Wanderlog for your next trip. Hands down the BEST planning app/resource ... I feel like I won Rome as a traveler.
r/travel
This subreddit is geared towards hobby/amateur editor. We have a professional sister sub /r/editors - and an "Ask a Pro" thread there for aspirational (but professional) questions. ... I built an app that lets you virtually travel the world!
r/EditingVideo
¡Hola editores! Soy un vlogger de viajes y ando buscando apps para editar videos rápido y que sean efectivas. ¿Qué me recomiendan para editar fácil sobre la marcha? Busco cosas como filtros, integración de música y que sean fáciles de usar.
r/onebag
I appreciate the information. ... Havae you tried 'Trailory'? Basically a travel app that lets you save photos, videos, and notes to a trip, and even lets friends collaborate with you on the same trip.
r/travel
Won't work for the travel journal side of things, but for everything else TripIt is my go to. ... Google docs/ppt/sheets. ... I think Wanderlog does this all for free? I’ve done all of it for free except for the journal functionality which I haven’t used. It’s definitely the best planning app I...
r/digitaljournaling
I’ve been using the subscription version of Day One for over ten years, and it is a terrific journaling tool, especially for travel. The map view alone makes it worth it. When you create a journal entry, it automatically captures metadata ...
r/TravelHacks
Its easy to share with other people if they have Gmail accounts and its free. I have used other apps but I found calendar does everything I need. ETA: It also automatically adds plane/hotel info from your gmail ... We use Tripit. It stores are various travel information.
r/travel
Wanderlog used to be known Travelchime but was rebranded recently. Let me tell you, I will NEVER plan a trip without it now. It's got a consistent, easy to use UX with every feature you could possibly need. It's the only resource that I tried which had put equal effort into developing grea...
r/TravelHacks
I wanted to use this app to plan my holiday but I can't give the app storage permissions for some reason, so I'm looking for as similar of an alternative as I could get! Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... I was a paid TripIt user for at least f...
r/solotravel
I���ve been using Apple Notes for a while now, and it seems pretty reasonable. If you need something a bit more heavy duty, Notion is a solid alternative.
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