TRIP (Tourism and Recreational Interest Points) is a self-hostable web application for organising travel around places, maps and structured itineraries.
It is designed for people who prefer to keep their trip data on infrastructure they control rather than depend on a commercial travel service. Deployment is container-oriented, with Docker Compose and Docker run examples supplied by the project. The application is browser based, can be configured with OIDC authentication, and states that it includes no telemetry, tracking or advertising.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Map and manage points of interest on interactive maps.
- Create multi-day trips and organise plans into individual days.
- Associate saved places with trips and use them while building itineraries.
- Record bookings alongside the rest of the information for a journey.
- Maintain packing lists and checklists, including multiple named lists for individual trips.
- Set reminder dates on checklist entries so time-sensitive tasks are easier to track.
- Invite other users to a trip and manage shared planning with travel companions.
- Create share links for trips when information needs to be made available outside the member list.
- Track who paid for itinerary items and obtain a trip balance for shared expenses.
- Attach supporting files and links to trip information.
- Archive completed trips without deleting their data.
- Export trip information and expose calendar/ICS-related functionality.
- Use configurable place providers for functions including geocoding, routing and nearby searches.
- Import location data from supported external sources.
- Duplicate an existing plan when a similar itinerary is needed for another trip.
- Provides an API for integrating TRIP with other applications and services.
Website: github.com/itskovacs/trip
Support:
Developer: Kovacs
License: MIT License
TRIP is written in TypeScript and Python. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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