What is AdventureLog?

AdventureLog is an open-source, self-hosted travel companion for tracking locations, planning trips with itineraries, and visualizing travels on an interactive world map.

How do I install AdventureLog?

Most installs use Standard Deployment — one container on port 8015 with minimal configuration. Deploy with docker-compose.yml and .env, or use the optional Quick Start installer for a guided setup.

Is AdventureLog free?

Yes. AdventureLog is GPL-3.0 open source and free to self-host. There are no subscriptions required for the self-hosted version.

Can I self-host AdventureLog on a homelab or NAS?

Yes. AdventureLog runs in Docker on homelabs, VPS, Proxmox, Synology NAS, Unraid, Kubernetes, and other Docker-capable platforms.

AdventureLog

The ultimate travel companion

Everything travel, united in one place.

Log every place you've been, plan what's ahead, and watch your whole travel story unfold on one beautiful map — on your server, on your terms.

Get started Live demo

Self-hosted
Open source
GPL-3.0
Docker-ready

Explore

What you can do

Log, plan, and explore — in one travel app

From weekend getaways to years of backpacking, AdventureLog keeps your past trips memorable and your next ones organized.

Log locations & visits

More than a pin on a map — a real record of each place.

Add dates, notes, photos, trails, and categories. Mark spots as visited or planned, attach Strava activities, and browse everything on an interactive world map.

Plan trips & itineraries

Collections that grow into full travel plans.

Organize multi-day trips with flights, lodging, transport, daily notes, and packing checklists. Share collections and plan together with the people you travel with.

Track your world travel

See how far you've gone — and what's still on the list.

Mark countries, regions, and cities as visited. View travel stats on your dashboard and explore your progress with maps built for travel planning and tracking.

See it in action

Built for travelers who want more than a pin on a map

Track locations, plan itineraries, explore the world, and share trips — all in one self-hosted app you control.

Every place, fully logged

Filter by visited or planned, sort by date or category, and keep rich notes, photos, and ratings for every stop on your journey.

Installation

Choose how you run AdventureLog

Most people run Standard Deployment — one container on a single port. Platform guides and Kubernetes are there when you need them.

Docker

Homelab & NAS

Kubernetes

Go deeper

Features built for real travelers

Whether you're planning a road trip or logging years of adventures, AdventureLog has the tools to capture the full picture.

Rich location logs

Photos, attachments, ratings, tags, and visit history — everything you need to remember why a place mattered.

Interactive maps

Drop pins from the world map, filter visited vs planned, and see your trips take shape visually.

Full itineraries

Flights, lodging, transport, notes, and checklists organized by day for trips that are easy to follow.

World travel book

Track countries, regions, and cities you've explored — with maps and stats that show your progress.

Travel dashboard

Countries visited, regions explored, and milestones at a glance — celebrate how much of the world you've seen.

Integrations

Pull in photos from Immich, activities from Strava, trails from Wanderer, and places from Google Maps.

Trusted by the self-hosting community

Featured in XDA, Android Authority & more

"It's an open-source, self-hosted travel planner that's completely free to use… Safe to say, it's become a mainstay in Docker for me."
Sumukh RaoSenior Author, XDA
Read article →

"AdventureLog is aptly named… one of the best apps for the job and can be fully self-hosted at home."
Rich EdmondsLead PC Hardware Editor, XDA#1 self-hosted travel app
Read article →

"AdventureLog represents a new era of travel tracking: open, private, comprehensive, and truly yours."
Open Source DailyPublication
Read article →

"AdventureLog behaves more like a super-charged travel journal than yet another travel app."
Dhruv BhutaniAndroid Authority
Read article →

Your next adventure deserves more than a camera roll

Start logging locations, planning itineraries, and mapping the places that matter — then look back on every trip with the detail it deserves.

Try live demo Install AdventureLog Read the guide

Discord · GitHub · Report an issue