Day 1 · You leave home

Your trips, minus the homework.

Hit start and put your phone away. Trovo draws your route, puts your photos on the right stops and stamps the famous places you reach. You decide who sees any of it.

Not in the stores yet. Launching in India first.

  • A camera roll nobody scrolls
  • The plan lost in the group chat
  • Stories gone in 24 hours
The app's live trip screen: 'Ladakh by road', day 6 of 8, a route drawn from Chandigarh through Jispa and Hunder to Pangong Tso with photo pins on each stop.
Demo data A live trip, day 6
Day 2 · On the road

You travel. The app keeps the story.

No logging, no check-ins, no posting from a hill with one bar of signal.

  1. 01

    It notices you left.

    Turn on trip tracking and set your home. When you head out, the app says "Looks like you're in Manali." One tap and the trip is on.

    A live trip's route on the app's illustrated map, with photo pins at Chandigarh, Manali and Pangong Tso.
    Demo data Route view
  2. 02

    Your route draws itself.

    Every stop and every hairpin, day by day, while you're out there living it. Bas, that's it.

    The same trip's Story tab: days listed in order, each with its stops and photos.
    Demo data Story view
  3. 03

    Photos land on the right stop.

    The pics from your camera roll, sorted by day and pinned where you took them. Your trip story writes itself.

    A stop called Pangong Tso with its photo gallery, part of the Ladakh trip.
    Demo data A stop and its photos
Day 3 · Who's watching

Share the trip, not your address.

Your live dot, your route and your trips each have their own switch. Try the real ones.

Your live dot

Your live dot and route as you move. Hidden places are always left out. City-level while you travel. Exact route appears when the trip ends. Nobody sees where you are right now. Your route appears when the trip ends.

Who sees it

What your friends see An illustration of a route from home to Leh. It changes with the switches: an exact live dot, a city-level circle, or nothing at all, and a hidden circle around home where the route is not drawn. HIDDEN PLACE Leh Somewhere in Leh Not sharing right now Route appears when the trip ends
Everyone in your circleOnly your close friends can see it
  • Every trip has its own settingEveryone, My circle or Only me. New trips start with My circle.
  • Live for as long as you sayShare your dot for 1 hour, until the trip ends, or always. Pause any time.
  • Location runs during a tripThe app tracks in the background only while a trip is live.
The live sharing sheet: 'You're sharing live', close friends can see you're in Pangong Tso, precision set to City, Hidden places 2, Pause sharing, and a note that it stops automatically when the trip ends.
Demo data The real switches
The share screen for 'Goa, off-season': a route card, theme choices, and the switch 'Hide start & end', route starts 5 km from home.
Demo data Sharing a trip card

Posting a story? Your street stays out of it.

Share cards for your Story or Status have a "Hide start & end" switch, so the route starts 5 km from home. Anyone you send it to sees the card, never your gate.

your trip, your rules

Day 4 · New stamp

125 places to stamp. How many are yours?

Famous places across India, from Goa to Umling La, on shelves by kind. Each one has a rarity, set by hand from common to legendary. Finish a trip and the new stamps land in your passport.

Your passport of India

0 place stamps. Tap the places you've been.

  • CommonGoa
  • UncommonKasol
  • RareKedarkantha trail
  • EpicKhardung La
  • LegendaryUmling La

Treks

Beaches

Hills

Cities

Heritage

Passes

A sample of the shelves. The app has 125 India places in 15 sets, like Seven Sisters, Char Dham and Spiti circuit. In the app a trip there stamps it, and "I've been here" marks the places from before. Only you see marks.

The States stripThe 36 states and UTs still count. Open the map and tap yours.

States and UTs

0 of 36. Where to first?

Andaman & NicobarAndhra PradeshArunachal PradeshAssamBiharChandigarhChhattisgarhDadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & DiuDelhiGoaGujaratHimachal PradeshHaryanaJharkhandJammu & KashmirKarnatakaKeralaLadakhLakshadweepMaharashtraMeghalayaManipurMadhya PradeshMizoramNagalandOdishaPunjabPuducherryRajasthanSikkimTelanganaTamil NaduTripuraUttar PradeshUttarakhandWest Bengal

State shapes: Natural Earth (public domain), drawn to India's official outline.

The app's India passport: 12 of 125 place stamps, 1 rare, a States card at 17 of 36, and shelves of stamps for Cities, Beaches, Spiritual and Hills.
Demo data Shelves
The end of a trip, 'Palolem weekend': 3 days, 88 km, 1 state, and a new place stamp for Goa, Beaches 1 of 8.
Demo data Trip ends, stamp lands
The Goa stamp: beach, common, stamped 13 Mar 2026, stamp number 16, with the trip that got it and the set Beaches of India, 1 of 11.
Demo data One stamp
  • Followers see the place and the monthA day after the trip ends, and only from trips they're allowed to see. Never the day.
  • Everyone else sees a countPeople who don't follow you see how many stamps you have, not where.
  • Home turf stays yoursPlaces within 5 km of home, and the country you live in, are shown to nobody else. Stamps of anyone under 18 stay hidden too.
World passport

Then, the world.

195 countries, every flag greyed until it's yours, and 100 famous places abroad. Your trips fly in on a 3D globe, with city lights on the night side.

The World passport's flags: every country's flag in grey until you collect it, with territories labelled.
Demo data Flags to collect
'Ladakh by road' on the 3D globe: the route drawn in red over the mountains, with stops at Pangong Tso, Hunder and Leh.
Demo data A trip on the globe

Globe pictures: NASA Blue Marble and Earth's City Lights, public domain.

Day 5 · The gang catches up

One trip. Everyone's photos.

Five friends, five camera rolls, one trip. Put it all in one place, and talk about it right there.

Friends add photos. You decide.

Were they on the trip? They can offer their pics to your stops. Nothing is public until you accept.

Karan added 4 photos7 min · demo
A mountain lake A green valley A monastery on a hill at dusk A blue lake under snowy peaks

"Only you and the friend who added them can see these photos until you accept. Nothing is public. Declining deletes them." That's the app's own wording.

The Add photos screen: two photos picked and a button 'Send 2 photos to Karan Mehta', with a note that Karan decides which photos go on the trip.
Demo data Adding photos to a friend's trip

Talk trips where the trip is.

Message a friend and drop a trip card right in the chat. "Save me a spot for December" hits different when they can see the beach. Chalo, decide it here.

A chat with Karan Mehta: a shared trip card 'Goa, off-season, day 3, Palolem', then 'Palolem right now. Zero crowds, all rain' and the reply 'This looks unreal. Save me a spot for December'.
Demo data A trip card in chat

Chat starts between people who follow each other. No signal on the pass? Your message is saved and sends itself when you're back online.

Day 6 · Where next?

Find places through people who went.

Search a town, a pass or a lake and see the trips people actually took there. See which friends are out right now, what's trending this week, and who's been to Kaza. Then ask them.

  • Mountains
  • Beaches
  • Road trips
  • Treks
  • Near me

One search box for places, people and trips. Find people shows travellers who went where you're going.

Explore: a map of India with friends' live trips, filters, and a 'Trending this week' list with Spiti Valley, Varkala, Coorg, Goa and Manali.
Demo data Explore
Search for 'spi': the place Spiti Valley, then trips like 'Spiti in October by Priya' and 'Spiti with college friends by Neel'.
Demo data Search

All of it, on day one.

  • Your trips

    Trip tracking, live routes, photos on stops, trip recaps, share cards and share links, and every privacy switch above.

  • Your people

    Chat with trip cards, friends adding photos to your trips, find people, and notification settings with quiet hours.

  • Your passport

    125 places and 36 states in India, 195 countries and 100 places abroad, a 3D globe, plus feed, explore, search and leaderboards.

Quick ones.

Is it on the App Store or Google Play?

Not yet. The store buttons go live the day it does. Until then, join the waitlist.

Who can see my trips?

You choose per trip: Everyone, My circle or Only me. New trips start with My circle, and you can change it any time. Hidden places you set are never drawn.

Can people see where I am right now?

Only if you share your live location. You pick who sees it (your circle or close friends), how exact it is (Exact, City or Ghost) and for how long. You can pause or stop any time.

Does it track me all the time?

No. Location runs in the background only while a trip is live. End the trip and it stops.

Is it only for India?

India first, with 125 famous places and all 36 states and UTs to stamp. The World passport has 195 countries, every flag, and 100 famous places abroad.

Are those real app screens?

Yes, from the real app, signed in as demo accounts with demo data. Names, trips and numbers in them are made up for the demo.

Day 7 · Home, with a story

Your next trip deserves better than a camera roll.

Not in the stores yet. Pahunch jaayenge, soon.