What Reddit Says About Travel Tracker Apps
We compiled 6 Reddit discussions about Travel Tracker apps from 5 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/travel
I downloaded “visited” and “been”. They’re similar, but I would like to be able to put pins on my map, and I’d rather it not be that a whole country…
r/TravelHacks
I use Flighty for tracking my flights (seriously the best app by far). I use Kayak to store all my trip information. I love the combo of these 2 because I have an incredible history of all my travels (and stats). You can add past trips to both. If I need to store documents I just take photos of them...
r/travel
I do regular GPX file exports out of the app, which are well supported by lots of mapping software, so I know my history will be able to outlive any single tracking application.
r/androidapps
I use App In the Air and Tripit. Both of these will automatically track your travel or import itineraries or let you manually enter info.
r/vandwellers
I've used Findpenguins to track a few of my trips in the past and I really like their waypoints feature. The tracking does need to be on all the time you're traveling so be conscious of battery.
r/solotravel
It's a destination finder though but worth checking :) ... I drop a pin at each place I've stayed a night.. ... I use polarsteps. Its great for long trips. You can add photos of ur adventures and everywhere you've been along the way ... I use polarsteps to track my travels and to keep...
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