TrovelWhat you can use today
- The web app at trip.i80.com and the iPhone app.
- Day-by-day itineraries, trip sharing, photos and moments.
- Shared expenses and trip memory books.
- Connections to compatible AI assistants through MCP.
Trovel progress
How Trovel grew from an idea to a working app, and where it stands today.
The road so far
The specification took shape.
The first specification was locked, defining the app before moving through prototype, design, and implementation.
The first web version went live.
Trovel launched at trip.i80.com after about 62 hours of active development. A working app was the starting point for the next round of improvements.
More ways to bring a trip in.
Itinerary import and sharing evolved. Work on MCP support began on August 20, opening a way to work with trips through AI assistants.
The iPhone app was approved.
Trovel received App Store approval. September also brought work on offline access, photos, and the experience of using Trovel while traveling.
Refining the everyday experience.
Recent releases improved how trip members browse their itinerary and add photos, along with the cards and workflows used by connected AI assistants.
Current status
Where the work is focused
Recent work has focused on making shared trips easier to use and improving the AI connection experience. Trovel continues to develop through real trips, feedback, and small refinements.
The web and iPhone releases have separate update cycles, so the latest web changes may arrive on iPhone later.