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Self-hosted map tracker and trip planner with no tracking, ads, or telemetry. Deploy via Docker.
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A self-hosted minimalist map and trip planner that respects your privacy.
Core Features
- Mark and manage points of interest on interactive maps with filters
- Plan multi-day trips with detailed itineraries and notes
- Collaborate with travel companions in real time
- Self-hosted for full data control and privacy
- Supports OIDC authentication for secure access
What It Can't Do
- •No authentication by default – configure OIDC or use reverse proxy for security. Backup the ./storage folder regularly. Depends on online map tile services; not usable fully offline. Docker-only deployment.
Use Cases
- Individual trip planning: save restaurants, attractions, accommodations
- Group travel coordination: jointly edit itineraries
- Geographic data collection: catalog and export points of interest
Detailed Introduction
TRIP (Tourism and Recreational Interest Points) is an open-source, self-hosted application that lets you plot and manage locations on interactive maps, plan multi-day trips with detailed itineraries, and share plans with travel companions. It emphasizes privacy with zero telemetry, tracking, or ads. Deploy easily via Docker, configure OIDC authentication, and keep your travel data under your control. The license has been changed from CC-BY-NC-4.0 to MIT for broader reuse.
Troubleshooting & FAQ (1)
TroubleshootingWhy are days missing when I create a trip with a date range?
This is a known bug in TRIP versions prior to 1.45.0. It occurs due to concurrent access to the SQLite database, resulting in a 'database is locked' error that interrupts day creation. Upgrade to TRIP version 1.45.0 or later to fix the issue. In the upgrade, the database locking mechanism was improved to handle concurrent operations correctly, ensuring all days in the selected date range are created without missing days. If upgrading is not immediately possible, try restarting the application and creating the trip again, but the permanent solution is the update.
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Step 1: Install Docker and Docker Compose on your server
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