Whirlo turns the photos or itinerary you already have into a travel diary - keep it, sell it, or bind it into a book.
Free to log · every trip private by default
However you've got it: read straight off your photos, or typed up after the fact. You edit the draft before any of it saves.
Turn any trip into a route. Set your own price, or leave it free.
Buyers browse the shape for free; costs, timings, and addresses unlock on purchase. Or skip the price entirely and gift a route outright.
Nothing else - no newsletter, no drip. Refer a friend and you move up the list.
It reads the date and place straight off each photo's own EXIF data, then guesses a name for what's in it. You edit the draft before any of it saves - nothing is ever assumed permanent.
A trip is your own private log. A route is that same trip published for others to browse and unlock - the shape is free to see, the full detail (costs, timings, exact stops) unlocks on purchase.
You can see the shape - place names, dates, day count - for free. Notes, costs, timings, and the full photo set only show once the owner publishes it as a route and you unlock it, or if you're the owner yourself.
The full itinerary, cloned into your own account as an editable trip - every stop, cost, and timing the creator logged, ready to follow or change as your own.
Yes. Every trip starts private. It only becomes visible to anyone else once you choose to make it public or publish it as a route.