The trip journal that keeps itself.

Zero-effort journaling

Pins taken around the same place and time cluster into a trip automatically. No album to name, no entries to write, no map to draw. By the flight home, the week exists as a shape on the map: the coast road, the detour that turned out to be the best day, the town you stayed too long in on purpose.

It's the difference between a diary you have to keep and a footprint you simply leave.

A group trip, one journal

Invite the people you travelled with to pin into the same trip. Everyone's photos land on one shared map, and the trip has its own chat — so the memories and the commentary stay together. Afterwards, one share link carries the whole thing.

Memories that resurface

FlouMe keeps a private archive of everything you've pinned, sends you “1 year ago today” reminders, and recaps your week every Sunday. Save places you want to reach on your Wishlist and watch the live distance tick down. The journal doesn't just store the past — it keeps nudging you toward the next pin.

Made to be walked again

Because every photo is anchored to its exact GPS spot, a trip is never just viewable — it's re-walkable. Give the link to a friend heading to the same island, or to your kid, years from now. They stand where you stood, unlock what you saw, and the journal becomes a route.