• Saltarello@lemmy.world
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    4 hours ago

    These look like really cool options but for travel I can’t see past using Joplin for planning anything we may want to do along with a couple of images, brief description, pricing, opening hours, url etc & .pdf’s such as tickets or menus etc can be stored too.

    In addition I use OsmAnd+ with all potential places we might want to visit pre-saved. In Europia-land at least, public transport data has been fantastic & I love the Wiki data available in OsmAnd. Everything is available offline too.

  • chaospatterns@lemmy.world
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    6 hours ago

    For my trips I use Trek, AirTrail, and Dawarich.

    I picked Trek because it was most similar to Wanderlog which is what I used to use and it supported SSO. It seems to have a strong community and feature delivery, though my challenges with it is that it feels slow to load and its somewhat complicated to navigate.

    Trek has a beta Android and iOS app.

    Then AirTrail to track flights and see a cool display of everywhere I’ve flown and Dawarich shows my location history. Trek can then pull in my Dawarich and AirTrail history.

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    15 hours ago

    I used Trek for my summer vacation. It worked OK, it was a life saver in the planning phase. and it ended up being my go to place for booking pdfs and to check departure times

    It had a lot of functionality, and I had little time to explore them.

    my biggest annoyance was that the packing list couldn’t be exported, but that has since been fixed

    i think i will use it next time too, I don’t see a reason for me to test alternatives

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      14 hours ago

      Ditto on all this. The mobile UI was also lacking at the time I used it, especially concerning lists.