A travel app that works offline

Airplane mode, a roaming bill you’d rather avoid, a basement metro: at some point on every trip you will have no signal. The question is whether you can still find your hotel address and your booking number.

What should work without internet

• Today’s plan and the next few days.
• Booking details: confirmation numbers, addresses, times.
• Tickets and boarding passes you’ve already opened.
• A record of what you’ve spent.

Before you leave: a short checklist

1. Open each trip while you have Wi-Fi so the data is saved on your phone.
2. Open your bookings and tickets once so they are available later.
3. Download offline maps for your destinations in your maps app (Viajaro doesn’t replace those).
4. Keep a second copy of critical documents, such as a passport photo, somewhere you control.
5. Charge a power bank.

What Viajaro does offline

• Your trips, itinerary, bookings and expenses are kept on your phone, in an encrypted local store, and can be viewed without a connection.
• Tickets with a confirmation number can show a QR code generated on the device.
• Passport and visa scans are not downloaded for offline use, on purpose: a lost phone shouldn’t expose them. You’ll see a note in the app.

What needs a connection

• Generating or regenerating an itinerary with AI.
• Creating or editing most items; do this before you leave or on Wi-Fi.
• Weather forecasts and scanning new documents.

Being clear about this matters: an offline mode that fails silently is worse than none.

Try it

Viajaro is available on Google Play for Android; the iOS version is coming soon.

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