Plan in layers
Start with countries and stays. Add restaurants, walks, viewpoints and practical stops later.
PinRoam vs Google Maps
Google Maps helps you find a place and navigate there. PinRoam keeps the whole trip together: stays, weeks, POIs, recordings and its own sharing page.
For iPhone, iPad and Mac

Planstays, routes and places
Keepyour trip close to you
Shareonly when you want to
Discover PinRoam
PinRoam keeps planning, routes and places together on one map. See what makes sense at a glance, with room for a better detour.
Start with countries and stays. Add restaurants, walks, viewpoints and practical stops later.
See your trip on the map, record the routes you travel and leave room for plans that change on the way.
Work together through an invitation or send a separate public viewing link to people travelling along from home.
A map that thinks with you
Accommodations, interesting places and dates stay on the same map. Planning feels less like administration and more like looking forward.

At a glance
| For your trip | In PinRoam | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Stays | Date or week on the map | See the order of your trip straight away. |
| Places on the way | POI or your own place | Keep ideas without locking your schedule down. |
| Routes travelled | Route recording with travel mode | Look back on the route you actually took. |
| Travel companions | Invitation or public viewing link | You choose who plans along and who watches. |
Frequently asked questions
Both, but the map is the starting point. Plan stays and places before departure, then keep the routes you travelled.
Yes. Travel companions can collaborate through an invitation code. Viewers get a separate public, read-only link.
PinRoam is available for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
No. PinRoam’s core works without an account. Sharing is a deliberate, optional choice.
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