
Polarsteps
Digital travel journal and planning app that automatically maps your journeys and helps you share them.
About
Polarsteps is a travel app that automatically creates a digital journal of your trips by tracking your location. It allows users to plan their itineraries, add photos and notes, and share their adventures with friends and family. The app aims to make travel journaling effortless and engaging.
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Key facts
At-a-glance profile data
- Website
- polarsteps.com
- Headquarters
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Total funding
- -
- Business model
- B2C
Tech stack
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- Observability
- incident.io
- Support
- Zendesk
- CMS / Builders
- Framer
- Hosting
- AWS
- Email provider
- Google Workspace, SendGrid
“Me and my partner are on a road trip travelling around Scandinavia and Polarsteps decided yesterday to stop syncing. And we are not sure what to do now…”
View on Reddit“AdventureLog — Open-Source Alternative to Polarsteps & TripIt.”
View on Reddit“I was wondering why all 254 country flags are not counted on polar steps and some territories are lumped together. I know a lot of us love tracking on Polarsteps and it would be cool to see the distinction in large countries/land masses lik…”
View on Reddit“I made a day trip from Hong Kong to Macau. However, Polarsteps shows Macau as part of mainland China, even when putting down a location manually.”
View on Reddit“I am thinking about using either Tripcast or Polarsteps to post and publish photos for friends and family on my upcoming vacation. Does anyone have experience using either? What are your thoughts and recommendations on these or any other ap…”
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Is Polarsteps trustworthy and reputable?
StartupHub's Data Trust & Reputation score for Polarsteps is 87 out of 100, a trusted rating, based on site security posture, privacy practices, malware and phishing checks, and public reputation signals.
