Every document, one screen
Is everything actually in here?
Passports, visas, government ID, travel insurance and more: saved, encrypted, on your phone, with every expiry date in plain sight.
Where to keep passport scans
The trip you take before the trip
Before the real trip there's this one, the one you take in your head, checking things you've already checked.
Let's do it properly. Ten minutes, starting now.
One section per person
It isn't always just my passport.
With Pro, file each under a person, or attach it to a trip. Each section shows what they hold and where they're going.
Managing a family's passports
Valid isn't always enough
Amber. What did I miss?
Many countries want six months beyond the trip. With Pro, the app checks linked passports against saved trip dates using a default 180-day buffer after the trip ends. Check your destination's actual rule separately. Borders decide what they accept; better to know now than at the check-in desk.
The six-month rule, country by countryAn officer once told me my daughter's passport had seven months left. Seven months felt like plenty. Why I built this
Reminders set themselves
I'd have set one. Eventually.
Save an expiry date and the app schedules reminders automatically. They are on by default, and you can see the next scheduled reminder.
How long renewal actually takes
Capped stays, counted
How many days have we used?
Some countries cap how long you can stay in a rolling window. With Pro, set the limit; the app counts every trip to that country against it.
Counting your 90 days
What still needs a look
With Pro, green, amber, red down the list. Ten minutes, and the checklist you've carried alone is out of your head.
Nobody sees this work. Now it has a place to live, this trip and every one after.
One less thing to worry about.
