For digital nomads and long-term travelers
A travel record that keeps itself up to date.
Bookings turn into itinerary entries on their own. See every country you have been to, plan the ones ahead, all in one place.
Free while in early access. No credit card, and no access to your mailbox.
Built for people who live everywhere
No fixed address, no single inbox that has everything, no one place that shows the whole trip. Flights, hotels, trains, and rental cars arrive from a dozen different senders, and by the time a trip is over most of it is buried in old email or a spreadsheet nobody kept up.
The whole picture, not just the itinerary
Six things you would otherwise keep in five different places.
One timeline, no gaps
Stays, flights, trains, and transfers line up in the order you lived them, filled in as bookings arrive. No missing days to explain later.
Every country, and what to expect
Everywhere you have been, filled in on a map, with the climate and the basics worth knowing before you land somewhere new.
Plan the trip you have not booked yet
Keep a running list of places and ideas for later, kept separate from what is already confirmed.
Any currency, one total
Book in one currency, track your budget in your own. The conversion happens where you need it, not in a spreadsheet.
No manual entry, ever
Set up an email forwarding rule to your Flagger address once, and every booking after that gets read on its own. No forms, nothing to remember.
Ask it anything about your travel
Connect an AI assistant and ask where you were last September, or describe a plan and have it drafted for you to approve.
How it stays current
Set it up once. After that, there is nothing left to maintain.
Set up email forwarding once
Point an email filter at your Flagger address for airline, hotel, and rental car confirmations. One rule, set once, and it runs quietly from there.
Flagger reads it
Newsletters and receipts get skipped. A real booking gets its dates, place, and price pulled out automatically.
Your record updates itself
The booking lands on your timeline next to everything else for that trip. Nothing left for you to do.
MCP
Ask it where you were
Flagger connects to AI assistants directly, so your record is something you can question in plain language instead of scroll through. Ask about a month you half remember and get the actual dates back, or describe a plan and have it drafted for you to approve.
Where was I in the first two weeks of September last year?
Two countries, three stays.
Portugal
28 Aug – 8 Sep 2025 · 11d
Alfama Guesthouse
Lisbon
Praia Apartments
Lagos
Spain
8 – 19 Sep 2025 · 11d
Hostal Triana
Seville
Flagger never touches your mailbox
There is no account to connect and no inbox to hand over. Mail is forwarded to your own Flagger address, so the only thing it ever sees is what you send it.
What you forward is read to build your record and nothing else. Turn off automatic reading, restrict which senders are allowed, or remove an email at any time.
No ad network, no data broker, nothing sold. Flagger is built by a small team and paid for by the people who use it.
Need to show where you were, to a visa office, a tax authority, or anyone else? Exporting your full record will be one click, coming soon.
Details in the privacy policy.
Stop tracking your travel by hand
Free while Flagger is in early access. Set it up once, and your record keeps itself current from there.
Early access is free with no time limit. If Flagger is ever paid, you will hear it from us first, and nothing you have already put in gets locked away.