How to save trips and discover new ones

Updated 2026-09-01

The Feed tab shows public trips from everyone. Anything worth keeping gets bookmarked into the Saved tab, which is yours alone — nobody is told that you saved their trip.

How do I save a trip?#

Tap the bookmark on any trip you can see. It appears in your Saved tab, which has its own filter box once the list grows.

The bookmark is not shown on your own trips — saving something you wrote would do nothing.

What if a saved trip changes or disappears?#

You always see the current version, not the one you saved.

If the author narrows its visibility or deletes it, it leaves your Saved tab. A bookmark is a pointer, not a copy — the author keeps control of their own work.

What's the difference between Top and Recent?#

Recent is everything public, newest first. Top is sorted by rating, and a trip needs a few ratings before it can appear there at all.

Recent is where you find new work; Top is where you find work other people have vouched for.

Why isn't my trip in Top?#

It needs to be public, and it needs enough ratings. A trip with one glowing score is not evidence of anything, so the Top feed waits for a few.

Share it with a link to the people who have been there — that is what gets the first ratings in.

How do I find a particular person?#

The Search tab searches usernames, not trips. Trips are found through the feed, through a link someone sent you, or through a profile once you have found the person.

A private trip is in no feed and no search by design; the only way to it is an invitation or a link from someone who can see it.

Related

How trip ratings work: safety, accessibility, crowds and more

One overall score plus five optional dimensions, and why averages only appear once three people have rated.

How to share a travel itinerary without making it public

Four visibility levels decide who can open a trip — from everyone on the internet down to a named handful of people.

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