No account. No login. Your trips stay on your phone. Offline-first, on Android.
Everything a trip needs, from the first stop you add to the poster you share when you're home.
Add cities and places to see with a day and time — the itinerary sorts itself and the timeline is ready to share.
The Today view shows "Day 3 of 7", where you are, what's planned, and what you've spent so far.
Start from templates for beach, trekking, pilgrimage, international trips, and more — with reminders for the items that matter.
Compare estimated and actual cost on your shopping list, then log a purchase as an expense in one tap.
Log expenses in the local currency — exchange rates lock in, so your totals stay accurate all trip long.
Charts break down what you spent by category and by day.
Record who paid, split equally, and see who owes whom — with a history of every settle-up.
Take your expenses into any spreadsheet whenever you need them.
Keep passports, visas, and insurance in one place, get reminded before they expire, and link them to any trip.
Tickets, notes, and the numbers you'll need — a driver, a guide — live with the trip, with tap-to-call.
Finish a trip and get a poster of it, plus a square card made for social.
Send it as a photo, or as a file other Trundo users can import.
Back up everything to storage you choose, and restore it whenever you need to.
Every other trip app asks for an account before you've even planned a single stop. Trundo doesn't — because it doesn't need one.
Open the app and start planning. No sign-up screen, no email, no password to forget mid-trip.
Your trips, budgets, expenses, documents, and notes are stored locally. There's no Trundo cloud holding your trip data.
Save a backup to Google Drive or your phone's storage whenever you choose. Trundo never uploads your trip data on its own.
Log an expense on a mountain trail or a flight with no wifi. Planning, spending, and your documents all work without a signal.
Stops and landmarks, budgets and expenses, checklists, documents, and the people you'll need to call — organized the way an actual trip unfolds.
