A full lap

One loop, four steps

Veltaway is a circle, not a filing cabinet. Here's how a trip goes around it.

PlanTravelRememberLearnevery trip makesthe next one better

Step 1 — Capture Get the trip in, painlessly

Paste the confirmation-email mess, a shared doc, or a half-typed itinerary — the dump box reads it and proposes real itinerary entries you review and accept. During the trip, the day page opens to today: rate the dinner while you're still full, jot one line, attach the photo.

Two people standing hand in hand at the water's edge at sunset, seen from behind in silhouette, their reflections on the wet sand

Step 2 — Remember The trip becomes its own report

When it's over, everything you captured is already a trip report — a cover photo, the days in order, your ratings and words exactly as you wrote them. Share the link with the people who were there.

Step 3 — Learn

Your taste, on the record.

From your ratings — never from guesses — the app proposes what it noticed. You confirm, edit, or dismiss each one, and a dismissal is forever.

Boutique stays, walkable streets

rated 8+ · 9 stays

No flights before 8am

3 trips say so

Local tables over famous ones

7 dinners rated 9+

Step 4 — Plan The next one, planned like it knows you

Say where you're dreaming of going. The interview skips everything your profile already answers — and tells you what it's assuming. Research finds real, current options with sources and a why-it-fits for each. Pick what you like, and it arranges the days: cities grouped, meals at meal times, logistics noted. The output is a planning guide in the same language as your reports — because it's about to become one.

Two women walking arm in arm and laughing on a grassy hillside, two more of their group following behind