Your travel archive

Book it anywhere.
Keep it forever.

Flights, trains, buses and stays from any booking site, collected into one personal archive you actually own.

The TREYN app showing an upcoming journey from Istanbul to Paris and Amsterdam, with a route line and the first flight of the trip.

Your last trip is in five different places. An airline app, a hotel confirmation, a rail booking, a bus ticket you screenshotted, and an email you can no longer find.

Six months later the only thing you remember for certain is that the hotel was good.

Three steps, two minutes

No account to connect and no password to hand over. Your first record takes one email.

  1. Send

    Forward a booking email to your own TREYN address, or pick a ticket PDF straight from your phone. Anything a provider sent you works.

    you@in.treyn.app
  2. Confirm

    We show you exactly what we read and flag anything we were not sure about. Nothing enters your archive until you approve it.

  3. Collect

    Maps, distances and a yearly summary build themselves as the archive grows. The more you travel, the more it is worth having.

What you get

Built for the traveller who takes a train to the airport and a bus from the station.

Your own atlas

Every place you have been, drawn from your real records rather than check-ins. Distance is measured great-circle and labelled as such, broken down by mode so a year of rail travel does not disappear behind one long-haul flight.

The Atlas screen: a map of Europe with dashed route lines converging on Istanbul, above totals for journeys, countries and nights.

Every mode, one timeline

Flights, trains, buses, ferries and stays on a single schedule. Real operator, real service number, planned and actual times kept apart.

Works without a signal

Your next trip and the documents you kept open on a plane, in a tunnel, on a foreign SIM. The moment you need a ticket is rarely the moment you have five bars.

A card in your wallet

Apple Wallet, carrying your membership and nothing else. No room numbers, no booking references, no addresses: a pass is visible on a locked phone in someone else's hand.

The membership card screen: a deep green card with a brass member number, above rows for subscription, travel status and reward credit.

Private by default

Nothing is shared until you choose to share it, and a shared summary drops booking codes and seat numbers. You sign in to any connected service on that provider's own screen, never ours.

Yours to take

Export everything as JSON and calendar files, on any plan, at any time. Stop paying and your records stay readable. We do not hold memories hostage.

TREYN
WINDOW SEAT, ALWAYS
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Status
Explorer
Plus

Membership

Three figures, three meanings

Most loyalty programmes blend your plan, your status and your points into one number, and the moment they do, nobody can tell what they have actually earned. We keep them apart.

SubscriptionThe feature plan you bought
Travel statusYour qualifying travel history
Explorer
Reward creditBalance you can spend on offers
0

Buying a subscription does not earn status, and status does not convert to credit.

Plans

A paid plan funds the automation. Your archive stays readable and exportable either way.

Most people want this
Plus
$24.99 a year
or $2.99 monthly. Annual saves 30%.
  • 30 automatic documents a month
  • Advanced archive filters
  • Offline document pack
  • Detailed yearly summary
  • Extra card designs
Member Free Unlimited manual archive, map, Wallet card, full export, 5 automatic documents a month.
777 $77.77 a year 100 automatic documents, family sharing, bulk history import, priority support.

Final prices are set per country in the App Store and may differ from the figures above.

Be first into the beta

We send TestFlight invitations in small batches, starting with travellers who mix rail, road and air. Tell us where you are going next.

Get early access