Oddysee: Map & Trip Planner

About this app

Turn your saved travel posts into trips you actually take. See a place you want to try? Share the post, video, link or screenshot with Oddysee. We’ll find the place, add it to your map, and keep every bit of travel inspiration ready when it is time to plan. No more lost saves, scattered screenshots, endless group-chat links, or trying to remember that restaurant you saw three months ago. Oddysee brings the places you want to go into one shared world — then helps you turn them into real plans. What you can do with Oddysee: • Save places from anywhere Share travel posts, videos, links and screenshots. Oddysee finds the place and pins it to your map. • See every saved place on one map Keep the restaurants, cafés, hotels, sights and activities you want to try in one visual, searchable place. • Build trips around what you have saved Create a trip, add your must-see places, and organise your days around the spots you actually care about. • Plan together Invite friends, collect everyone’s places, and keep the group’s ideas, plans and itineraries in one place. • Get help when you need it Ask Oddysee for ideas, local recommendations, routes or help shaping a day-by-day plan. • Organise your world Create lists and shareable guides by city, trip, vibe or occasion — from your favourite local cafés to your next holiday. • Keep travel plans and spending together Track shared plans and split group expenses without switching between maps, notes, spreadsheets and payment apps. Oddysee works for a Friday-night dinner nearby, a weekend away, or the big trip you have been saving posts for all year. Start with a free trial. Continued access requires a subscription. We’d love your feedback. Reach us at hello@oddysee.co. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.oddysee.co/privacy

Fixed some bugs and smoothed out onboarding.

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1. First observed Sep 14, 2026 · 5:10 AM Free