AdventureLog
Open-source travel tracker and trip planner
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AdventureLog is an open-source travel tracker and trip planner that helps users log visited and planned locations, build multi-day itineraries, and visualize travel history on an interactive world map. It combines a modern web frontend with a geospatial backend to provide map-driven trip planning and rich location entries.
Key Features
- Interactive world map interface for adding, filtering, and viewing locations with geospatial detail
- Detailed location logs supporting dates, descriptions, personal ratings, photos, categories, and privacy controls
- Multi-day itinerary planner with activities, flight info, packing checklists, and collaborative editing
- Sharing options for public links and direct collaboration between users on itineraries/collections
- Travel statistics dashboard summarizing countries, regions, cities, and other travel milestones
- Modern tech stack split between a SvelteKit/Tailwind frontend and Django + PostGIS backend with a REST API
- Docker-based deployment artifacts, Docker Compose and Kubernetes-friendly manifests for production
Use Cases
- Personal travel journaling: keep a searchable, map-based archive of trips with photos and notes
- Collaborative trip planning: co-edit itineraries, share packing lists and day-by-day activities with travel companions
- Travel analytics: visualize visited countries/regions and generate simple travel statistics for blogs or archives
Limitations and Considerations
- Advanced geospatial features require a PostgreSQL instance with PostGIS enabled; setup is necessary to unlock full map functionality
- Deployment and scaling assume familiarity with containers and orchestration (Docker Compose, Traefik, Kubernetes manifests) for production use
- Map rendering depends on MapLibre and a configured tile provider; large-scale tile usage may require external tile hosting or additional configuration
AdventureLog provides a focused, map-first experience for logging and planning travel with an emphasis on privacy, extensibility, and an open codebase. Its split frontend/backend architecture and container-friendly deployment make it suitable for personal use or small community installations.
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