Key facts
| Platform | Android (Google Play) — available now · iPhone (App Store) — coming soon |
| Price | Free · Rewind unlock from $4.99 USD (one-time, no subscription, regionally priced) |
| Account required? | No |
| Internet required? | No — records fully offline; map tiles load on Wi-Fi or data |
| Data goes to a server? | No — on-device only |
| Made in | Sydney, Australia |
| Developer | Daimo / Teremian Consulting |
| Launch | 2026 |
| Google Play | [link — to be added at launch] |
| App Store | [link — to be added at launch] |
In two sentences
Most travel apps send your location to a server. TripRewind doesn't — there are no servers. It records everywhere you go, links it up with notes, keeps it privately on your phone, and lets you relive any journey with your photos placed exactly where you took them.
What it does
Runs in the background, tracking GPS position, speed, stops, and activity. Works without mobile data. On Android, keeps recording after a phone restart. Uses roughly 4–5% battery per hour — comparable to running a navigation app. A live "Where am I now" view shows your current position, speed, and altitude while you record.
Every GPS point stored locally on your phone. No account. No cloud sync. No one else's servers. Backups you create are AES-256 encrypted.
Open the app and your complete journey is on a map. Every road, every stop, every place you stayed. Notes appear as pins. Photos from your camera roll drop onto the map at the exact spot you took them, matched by GPS and timestamp entirely on your device.
GPX (hiking devices, mapping apps), CSV (spreadsheets), JSON (developers), KML (Google Earth flythrough animations).
Your entire trip history in a single AES-256-GCM encrypted file you send wherever you like. Recovery phrase in your password manager means you can restore to a new phone at any time.
Standout features
Your route, your notes, your photos — all stored locally on your phone. No TripRewind account, no server, no cloud.
Open a trip map and your photos appear pinned to the exact spot you took them. Matched by GPS and timestamp, entirely on your device. No upload, no cloud processing.
A trip can cover six weeks or six minutes, and they can overlap freely. "Europe 2025" and "Day in Porto" share the same GPS points — TripRewind shows both, no hierarchy required.
Drop a note at any moment. Speak it or type it; it pins to the map exactly where you were.
When a trip ends, TripRewind writes it up as a short log — when you set off, how far you went, where you stopped and for how long — weaving in your named places and notes. No cloud, no AI, no language model: the paragraph is written on your device, from your own trip data. Free, for every trip.
Every trip shows its distance, total climb, and highest point at a glance. With the Rewind unlock, elevation and speed graphs draw the whole trip end to end, linked to the map — drag the graph and the route position follows.
Stayed somewhere for 20 minutes? TripRewind detects it and labels it on the map with how long you were there. Every coffee stop, every viewpoint, every airport wait — without you doing anything.
The Rewind share card puts your route, stats, and photos into a single image. Built entirely on your device — no server involved.
Rewind unlock
One-time · no subscription · yours forever
| United States | $4.99 |
| Australia | $7.99 AUD |
| Europe | €4.99 |
| United Kingdom | £3.99 |
| Canada | $6.99 CAD |
| New Zealand | $7.99 NZD |
- Trip playback — animated journey on the map at multiple speeds, with photos appearing at the moments you took them
- Elevation & speed graphs — two charts spanning the trip, linked to the map; drag the graph and the map position follows
- Social share card — route, distance, time, and best photos in a single image for Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook
- Full photo overlay — every trip photo placed on the map at the exact point you took it
The privacy angle
Most GPS apps send location data to a server. TripRewind has no servers. There is no TripRewind account, no database with your movements, nothing to breach. The GPS track of your holiday, the photo at the summit, the note you dropped at that restaurant — none of it leaves your device unless you export it yourself.
This isn't a privacy setting. It's the architecture.
Who uses it
- Travellers who want a permanent record of every trip
- Hikers and walkers logging trails, distances, and elevation
- Road trippers mapping the route they drove
- Grey Nomads keeping the Big Lap forever
- Anyone who lost Google Timeline data and wants something they own
Origin story
The developer lost months of Google Timeline data when Google changed how it worked. Rather than hoping a tech company would keep the record, they built something that would keep it on the phone — forever. TripRewind is that app.
Quotes for use
"Your journey. Your data. No cloud required."
"Your data stays on your device. That's a promise, not a setting."
Brand
Wordmark: "Trip" always italic · "Rewind" always roman.
#E8A33A#0D1B2A#F5EFE4Available on request:
- App icon (1024×1024px PNG)
- Feature graphic (1024×500px, Google Play)
- Screenshots — portrait, real device
- Logo files (SVG, PNG)
About
TripRewind is made by Daimo / Teremian Consulting, an independent developer based in Sydney, Australia. The app was built after losing travel history data when a tech company changed how their platform worked — a problem the developer decided to solve permanently.
Contact
Media enquiries, review builds, promo codes
support@triprewind.app
Website: triprewind.app
Notes for reviewers
- The app records GPS in the background — testing on a real device gives the full experience; a simulator or emulator will not.
- The free version shows the full map, all recorded notes, and a 2-minute playback preview per trip. The Rewind unlock (one-time, regionally priced — from US$4.99) is needed for full trip playback and social share cards.
- For press builds or promo codes, contact support@triprewind.app.