Tripolar

Tripolar is a travel app built by its users. It helps you
discover where to go, plan your itinerary from start to finish, and find
places, restaurants, and reviews from other travelers.

A COMMUNITY THAT BUILDES THE CONTENT

Everything you see can be enriched by you: a place you loved, a restaurant that isn't yet listed, an entire destination missing from the map. Leave a review of a country you know, vote for places that deserve to be promoted, and push back those that aren't worth the trip. The more the community contributes, the more accurate the recommendations become—and you'll immediately see the impact of your contributions on what others discover.

Follow travelers whose tastes resonate with you, see where they've been, and what
they recommend.

FIND WHERE TO GO, WITHOUT STARTING FROM SCRATCH

Explore the world map, filter according to what matters to you, and compare two countries side-by-side. Did a country catch your eye? Tripolar and its users suggest similar destinations, explaining why—climate, atmosphere, budget, types of activities—so the recommendation is meaningful rather than arbitrary.

PLAN YOUR TRIP DOWN TO THE LAST DAY

Create your itinerary city by city, then day by day: activities, accommodations, attachments, and the actual travel times calculated between each stop. A checklist guides you before departure, a "Day-of-Travel" mode follows you once you arrive, and expense tracking keeps your budget under control, in any currency.

And if you prefer not to plan anything yourself, browse trips shared by the community, specify your criteria, and get a complete itinerary already planned by someone else. You can use it as is or modify it: it's yours from then on.

AN ASSISTANT WHEN YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START

Ask the travel assistant a question: "5 days in Tokyo with children," "What to do if it rains in New York?", "What do you think of my current plan?" It will answer you in seconds, and the suggested itinerary will be imported directly into your plan—then it's up to you to keep it as is or rework it.

Once you're back home, share your trip. That's how Tripolar grows.