Your all-in-one travel sidekick

Real info. Real tools. Built by travelers, for travelers.

Sound familiar?

You're standing at a bus stop in rural Georgia. No data. No idea if the water is safe. Your translation app needs Wi-Fi. Your currency converter is three apps away.

Travel apps today either work offline or have good info — never both. You end up juggling 6 apps, 3 browser tabs, and a prayer.

What if one app had it all — and actually worked when you're off-grid?

Everything in your pocket

Plan it.

Steal Their Itinerary

Grab peer-reviewed plans from travelers who've actually been there. Tweak 'em, adapt 'em, or just hit "go".

Build Your Escape

Start from scratch. Pack visa rules, local secrets, food spots, and even your boarding passes into one master plan.

Mom-Approved Tracking

Let your family know you're alive. Share your live location and travel plan with them for the whole trip.

Live it.

Your Trip, Zero Friction

Access your boarding passes, next-day reminders, and full itinerary in seconds. No digging through emails while holding up the line.

What The Heck Is That?

Standing in front of an epic, unpronounceable monument? Tap the map and we'll tell you the real story behind it.

The Anti-Boredom Bus Guide

Stuck on an 8-hour bus ride? Turn on Auto Guide. We'll narrate the landscape and tell you what’s cool nearby as you cruise past.

Share it.

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

Once you’re home, review the plan. Let the community know exactly how it went—no sugarcoating.

Pay It Forward

Build upon the plan. Add your own suggestions, tips, tricks, and photos to make sure the next traveler has an even better trip.

Scratch That Itch

Last but not least, scratch that new country right off your bucket list with our built-in traveler map.

Our Story

Itchy Feet was born in Osh, Kyrgyzstan — over a very greasy, very necessary pepperoni pizza. We'd just finished a 7-day trek through the Tajik mountains and Viktor, who genuinely cannot go two weeks without pizza (it's a medical condition at this point), had finally tracked one down. Sitting there, exhausted and happy, we started talking about travel — how it could be easier, safer, less chaotic. One slice turned into a whole pizza, and one conversation turned into a plan. So we built it.

Built in Malmö, Sweden. Made for everywhere.

by Julianne & Viktor — 51 countries and counting

Ready to ditch the tourist traps?

We'll only email you when it's time to hit the road. No spam, ever.

Got Questions? We've Got Answers.

💰 Is Itchy Feet free? ›

Yep — and we mean it. The core app is free, full stop. We'll have some optional premium features and merch down the road — the kind of nice-to-haves that make travel even smoother, never paywalled essentials. That's how we cover our costs. Anything beyond that goes straight back into the community: lower prices, better features, more good stuff. This isn't a typical startup. It's a community project, and we plan to keep it that way.

🚀 When does it launch? ›

We're aiming for a closed beta with a select group of travelers around September 2026. Fair warning though — it's just the two of us building this, and we both work regular jobs to keep the lights on at home. We're moving as fast as we can, but life happens. If things shift, we'll be upfront about it. Join the waitlist and you'll be first to know — and first in line for a beta spot.

📱 What devices does it work on? ›

Android first, then iOS, then a web version. We're starting with Android so we can move fast and get real feedback before we expand. Patience, iOS folks — you're on the list.

📡 Will it work offline? ›

That's the whole point. Offline-first is baked into everything we build — maps, translation, country info, your itinerary. No signal? No problem. Because the places worth going are usually the ones with terrible Wi-Fi.

🎒 Who's behind this? ›

Hey, we're Julianne & Viktor — two travelers from Malmö, Sweden, with 51 countries between us and counting. We got tired of juggling many apps, dealing with unpleasant surprises on the road, and wading through the same generic, non-authentic advice that the internet keeps recycling. So we decided to build the thing we actually wanted. That's it. That's the whole story.