About Voyageur
Voyageur turns stages, stays, transfers and daily plans into one timeline and one route map, for you and the people you travel with.
What it does
Plan a trip as a sequence of stages, then add where you sleep, how you get from one place to the next and what you want to do each day. Voyageur keeps it all on a day-by-day timeline next to an interactive map.
- A day-by-day timeline with drag-and-drop stage reordering that shifts the dates for you.
- Accommodation and transport bookings (flights, trains, buses, cars and ferries), daily activities and to-do lists.
- A route map showing every stage and the connections between them.
- Weather forecasts for upcoming stages and climate estimates for later ones.
- Sharing with other Voyageur users, as viewers or as co-planners.
- PDF, print and calendar (.ics) exports for when the Wi-Fi gives up.
Who runs it
Voyageur is proudly designed, built and operated in Switzerland by Realistic, as a free, non-commercial project. It has no advertising, no analytics trackers and no paid plans, and your data is never sold.
Everything you store in Voyageur, from your account and trips to their backups, is kept in Switzerland, in Infomaniak data centres. The privacy policy explains exactly what is stored and which other services are involved.
Open data and credits
Voyageur relies on these open projects and services:
- Maps by OpenFreeMap and OpenMapTiles, with map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
- Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0).
- Destination search by the Open-Meteo geocoding API (GeoNames data) and airport search by Nominatim (© OpenStreetMap contributors).
- Exchange rates by ExchangeRate-API (open.er-api.com).
- Popular destinations from Wikidata and destination photos from Wikimedia Commons, each under the licence chosen by its author.
- Icons by Lucide (ISC licence).
Contact
Questions, ideas or a bug to report? Write to support@voyageur.travel.