timelm

Trip planning timeline

Every moving part of a trip,
gathered into one plan.

Flights, stays, and the loose ends in between — pulled into a single itinerary you can scan, share, and keep current as plans shift.

Free to start. No credit card. Your first trip is on us.

A confirmation email, a flight, and a hotel booking are pulled into one scannable itinerary — dated rows for what's set, and a clear flag on what's still to book.

How it works

Three ways into a plan

However your trip arrives — an inbox full of confirmations, a PDF, or a camera roll — Timeloom turns it into one itinerary.

  1. 01

    Paste a confirmation

    Drop in a booking email and Timeloom reads the flight, stay, or reservation out of it — dates, times, and all — and drafts the event for you.

  2. 02

    Drop a document

    Start from a booking PDF or itinerary document and lift the trip straight out of it, no retyping.

  3. 03

    Add photos, sort your story

    Bring in the photos and sort them into the trip's story — each shot lands on the day it belongs to.

What you get

A plan that does the work

  • It fills the form for you

    Paste a confirmation and the dates, times, and details land in the event — you review, you don't retype.

  • One link, always current

    Share a single link and everyone sees the live plan — as bookings firm up, the link updates itself, no re-sending.

  • Totals per currency

    Tag a cost on an event and Timeloom tallies the running total for each currency and points balance — a receipt, at a glance.

  • Booking details stay with the day

    Confirmation numbers, addresses, and check-in times ride along with the day they're for — right where you'll look for them.

Pricing

Free while we build

Timeloom is free to use while it's in active development. Plan your trips, invite the people you're travelling with, and keep every booking in one place — no card, no catch. Paid plans arrive later; for now the whole thing is on us.

Get started

Plan your next trip in the open.

Round up every moving part of a trip in one place — start free.