PastRouteBook: Travel Tracker — App Store rankings
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The developer's US App Store description, in full.
PastRouteBook turns your travel history into a personal map, logbook, and stats dashboard. Whether you are tracking flights across the world, cruises through the Caribbean, train journeys across Europe, road trips, ferries, hotels, or favourite places, PastRouteBook helps you keep your travel memories organized in one clean, visual timeline. Build a record of where you have been, how you got there, and what you experienced along the way. Add trips, save route segments, mark cities and countries visited, and watch your personal travel map come to life. PastRouteBook is designed for travellers who like details. Track flights by airline, aircraft, airport, and route. Log cruises by ship, cruise line, port, sea days, and distance. Record trains, buses, cars, ferries, stays, attractions, and more. Your travel data becomes more than a list. It becomes a living archive of your journeys. Features include: - A personal travel map with routes by travel type - Trip logging for flights, cruises, trains, buses, cars, ferries, stays, and attractions - Country, city, airport, port, route, airline, aircraft, cruise line, ship, and operator stats - Detailed travel totals and ranked breakdowns - Clean filters for viewing different kinds of routes - Cloud sync so your travel history can stay connected to your account - Profile settings for distance and display preferences - A free preview with optional upgrades for deeper stats and insights Use PastRouteBook to remember the trips you have taken, plan the stories you want to preserve, and see your travel life from a new perspective. From your first saved trip to a lifetime of routes, PastRouteBook gives your journeys a home. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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