About Sagabond
A travel planner that shows a trip as the line it actually is.
What it is
Most trip planners hand you a list of bookings. Sagabond builds the thing you actually picture when you think about a trip: a timeline, stop by stop, with the travel between the stops on it. You can see where the gaps are, which connection is uncomfortably tight, and which day has nothing in it yet.
Add a trip by hand, or let it read a booking confirmation or boarding pass and fill the details in for you. Every stop carries its own plans, accommodation and local transport, plus destination notes drawn from Wikivoyage and place suggestions for when you have an afternoon spare.
It works on the move
Travel is exactly when the network fails. Install Sagabond to your home screen and any trip you have already opened stays readable with no connection at all. Tickets and boarding passes in the document vault are held on your own device, so they open at a gate with no signal — and they are never uploaded to us or shown to anyone you share a trip with.
Planning together
Share a trip by link, as read-only or as a collaborator, and edits appear for everyone looking at it. The person who created the trip stays in control of it: only they can change how it is shared or delete it.
Who makes it
Sagabond is built and run by Pritish Joshi. It is a small, independent project rather than a company — which is the honest reason there is no support desk, and why an email usually reaches the person who wrote the code.
Bugs, requests and anything that looks wrong: hello@sagabond.site.
Before you rely on it
Times, durations and details read out of your documents are worked out automatically, and automatic means occasionally wrong in a way that looks entirely plausible. Confirm anything that matters — departure times, terminals, visa and entry rules — with the airline, operator or authority before you travel. The Terms say this at more length, and mean it.
The legal bit
Short version: your trips are yours, we do not sell your data, there is no advertising, and nothing on your device tracks you.