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Voyager – Travel Planner — App Store rankings

Ian George Gillespie · Travel · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Voyager is a visual trip planner for organizing complex travel. Flights, hotels, Airbnbs, trains, rental cars, tours, and reservations often end up scattered across emails, PDFs, apps, and booking websites. Voyager brings them together into one clear itinerary, so you can see where you’ll be, when you’ll be there, and what still needs attention. Build trips with stays, travel, activities, and open time. Voyager lays everything out in a timeline, making it easier to spot gaps, pending bookings, and days that still need planning. Paste booking confirmations and Voyager can help turn them into structured trip details using Apple Intelligence. It’s fast, private, and processed on device — no forwarding emails, no uploading confirmations, and no giving another service access to your inbox. Voyager is especially useful for multi-stop trips, longer vacations, and travel where dates matter. See your booked stays, planned transportation, and scheduled activities in one place. Check how complete your trip is, identify unplanned time, and keep the whole plan organized from start to finish. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a 25-day trip across Europe, Voyager helps you keep the moving parts together. Features include: * Visual itinerary timeline * Stays, travel, activities, and open time * Trip planning percentage * Pending and booked status tracking * Gap detection for unplanned time * Apple Intelligence-powered booking parsing * Private copy-and-paste import * Support for flights, trains, taxis, buses, ferries, rental cars, and more * Mac, iPhone, and iPad support Voyager helps turn scattered travel plans into one organized trip you can actually trust.

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