When you invite someone to a trip or add a traveler, Volopro suggests people from your other trips. A suggestion only fills in the form; nothing is sent until you confirm.
Improved
“Tasks” on a trip is now “Before you go”, with a count of what’s left to get ready.
On a trip with several stops, the quick-add row files an expense under a stop, starting with the one you’re in today.
Your profile is easier to scan: your identity card sits beside your trips and account, Security sits above Privacy, and every setting has room before its switch or button.
Fixed
The quick-add row clears after you add an expense, including when you finish it under More details.
If you’re removed from a shared trip, Volopro now tells you the trip is no longer shared with you instead of asking you to try again.
Inviting someone now says what happened: an invite to an address without an account reads “Invite sent”, and a refused invite explains why, in your language.
Signing up with Google or Apple from a trip invitation now takes you straight into the trip.
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A collaborator can no longer remove the trip owner’s own traveler details.
Blocking someone now also stops trip invitations between you, in both directions.
Pressing Enter in the share window sends the invite.
In Italian and French, invitations, email verification and trip recaps no longer assume the reader is a man.
Spanish reads naturally in Latin America too: two Spain-only phrasings are gone.
A trip’s budget now opens on a receipt laid over the trip’s photo: an estimate before you leave, a running tab while you travel and the final receipt when you’re home, with every figure shown once and itemised by category.
See a budget in your own currency. If your profile uses a different one, amounts convert at the day’s ECB rate, and one tap switches back.
The budget reads your trip’s own numbers: what’s left to spend per day, a note when a category looks unlogged, what your room budget allows per night before you book, and a reminder that paying abroad in your home currency usually costs more.
Improved
Adding an expense takes one row: pick a category, type the name and amount, choose the currency. Everything else is under More details.
Every expense shows its category’s icon and leads with the amount in your budget’s currency, with what you actually paid beneath it. Deleting now happens inside the expense, with Undo.
On a wide screen, the category breakdown sits beside your expenses instead of below them.
The spending chart is larger, fills its panel and labels its axis in round figures.
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Longer forms open in wider windows, so the full expense form fits without scrolling.
Fixed
Italian dates, percentages and counts now read correctly, in the app and in notifications.
The budget page no longer scrolls sideways on a phone.
Dropdowns match the rest of the app and line up with the fields beside them.
By category lists your biggest costs first.
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The link back to your trip shows the trip’s full name.
The UK government’s travel advice now shows in Second Opinion for Turkey, Trinidad & Tobago, Bosnia & Herzegovina, the Gambia and several other destinations where it used to read “unavailable”.
Passport-validity checks for Chile, Costa Rica, South Korea, Fiji and Singapore now follow those countries’ own wording — a passport that expires on the day you leave Chile, Costa Rica or South Korea is no longer treated as valid enough.
Safety tips credited to Wikivoyage always point to the exact Wikivoyage page and date they quote — the credit can no longer be attached to anything else.
The border check follows your route: each deadline is dated to the day you cross that border and names the country, and borders you have already crossed step aside.
On a shared trip, the organizer sees one line per person for today's crossing, worst first, and is counted once.
Shared trips get a shared checklist and a private “Just me” list, with who added each task and who it is assigned to.
See what changed on a shared trip and who changed it. You are notified when a collaborator makes changes or joins, and when you owe money.
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Adding a traveller asks whether they share the expenses already on the trip, or only new ones.
Settle-up speaks to you (“You owe Ravi…”), and debts can be marked as paid in the app.
Fixed
Removing a traveller now says what it deletes: any passport details saved for them.
Notification cards keep the trip name and the time.
Stronger contrast on add links and destructive actions; map pins are larger and named for screen readers.
Passport validity is checked against the rule for your passport. The rules we hold were written for British passports and were being applied to everyone; now a rule applies only to the passports it is known to cover, and anyone else sees “unknown” rather than a false all-clear.
EU, EEA and Swiss citizens travelling within Europe are checked against the free-movement rule: a passport valid for the stay.
Stricter, corrected validity rules for the Philippines (six months beyond your stay) and Israel (three months).
Two passports, two answers: every border check names both of your passports and gives each its own verdict, and your second passport gets its own expiry date.
Border reminders for everyone on a shared trip, each worked out from that person's own passport. A second passport now counts too, in reminders, your calendar and Freshness Watch.
Trip owners hear about it when a collaborator removes a traveller's passport details, with the last verdict, so they can check with them.
A closing recap once a trip ends: the borders you crossed, your passports, and who owes whom.
Improved
Today opens with the day's plan. Border details show on the days you actually cross a border.
Once a trip has started, the Border tab leads with today's crossing.
Staying in the same city twice on one trip shows as two stays of one place, not two copies of it.
How it works is organised by what you are trying to do.
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The privacy policy now covers the second passport: what it is used for and what the people you invite can see.
Fixed
Visa answers for Thailand follow its new rules, in force since 15 September 2026. 21 nationalities that now need a visa were being told they did not, and many visa-free stays are now 30 days, not 60. US passports are no longer told China offers an e-visa. Every correction is listed, dated, on the trust page.
Removing a collaborator now replaces the trip's secret link, so their old copy stops working.
Your own border deadlines are no longer sent to the other people on your trip.
A traveller the budget still names cannot be removed by accident, and the app says why.
Photos from an iPhone's library upload again. The app was sending them in Apple's HEIC format whatever it was told, and the server could not read it; it decodes HEIC itself now, on the web as well as in the app.
Photos are cached properly on the phone: the app no longer re-downloads every cover each time a screen refreshes, and the offline snapshot keeps its pictures for longer.
Fixed
Uploading photos: a file over 20 MB is skipped with a message instead of failing the whole batch, and a partly failed upload now says how many did not land.
The journal names the Free plan's photo cap instead of a generic error, and retrying a save no longer uploads the same photos twice.
Importing a CSV of places no longer guesses a list for you. Each row shows its name and address, you pick the list per row or fill every unassigned row at once, and the Import button counts what will actually be saved.
Improved
Large CSV imports are usable again — a 200-row Google Takeout export reviews without the page freezing.
Fixed
A photo the server cannot read no longer fails the whole upload: the other photos land and the one that failed is named.
No more “Images uploaded” message when nothing was.
Report a bug from anywhere in the app — it already knows which page you were on.
A public service-status page, so you can tell whether it is us or you.
Free accounts now get separate allowances for trips you create and trips you clone from the template library.
A new display typeface for headings.
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Currency conversions now cite their source and date.
Improved
A trip budget now opens as a receipt: what you have spent, what is left, and a per-day chart stacked by category — with a text table behind it for screen readers.
The app does fewer things, on purpose. Gone: reviews on your own trip, XP and levels, achievements, the world map, day trips as a separate page, and named wishlists — the heart’s Saved list stays.
A trip now has 12 actions instead of 24 — one Share door, one Export door, one Photos door.
Trending strips are gone; what they ranked now orders the template grid instead.
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Clearer hierarchy throughout: the trip workspace, your signed-in hub and the public trip pages lead with what matters.
The home page keeps one plan line; the plans grid, FAQ and how-it-works came off it.
System status moved from its own page onto the trust page, where the rest of the provenance lives.
Fixed
The Log in button is back above the fold on a phone.
The top loading bar no longer reappears on background refreshes.
The Google sign-in button now speaks the page’s language rather than the browser’s.
Spanish and French copy corrections on the status and flights pages, and the advisory source credit now reads correctly in both.
Opening a trip now flies its cover photo from the card into the hero, so you keep your place instead of cutting to a new page
A row you delete leaves the list instead of blinking out, so you can see what went
Travel advisories and an embassy row for German, Dutch, French and Canadian passports, alongside the US ones
48 CDC vaccine and malaria rows for destination health, live after a clinician review
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Budgets now convert 27 travel currencies the European Central Bank does not publish, from a licensed country-to-currency table
Brazil’s own ANAC route filings now feed the nonstop-route board, so Brazilian airports show what actually flies
Improved
One typeface across the whole product — Geist replaces Wix Madefor on the web, in the app and in email, so a trip reads the same everywhere you meet it
The landing page argues before it asks: what you get and how it works now sit above the trip directory
Clearer wording throughout — one name per thing (a journal entry is never also a “day summary”, a cover photo never a “default image”), and errors now say what to do next, not just what failed. 266 strings across all five languages, each vetted by a native speaker
Weather now comes from MET Norway for the forecast and Meteostat for the archive and seasonal normals, with NOAA filling the months Meteostat lags
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Place search finds cities by their English names, and a distant anchor no longer picks a same-named hamlet
Emergency numbers and public holidays now come from openly licensed sources, each dated and traceable
Template photos are licence-clean from Wikimedia Commons, and Unsplash pictures are shown from Unsplash rather than copied
Faster, lighter interface: the ambient glow is drawn rather than blurred
Fixed
Better contrast and larger tap targets where a decorative layer had put them out of reach
The asterisk on a visa-free verdict now explains itself, once and visibly
The guide’s closing call to action no longer outranks the page it closes
The Google sign-in button now matches Apple’s instead of sizing itself
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Restored punctuation the translated catalogs had lost, and native-speaker corrections across all five languages
The landing page answers objections before the final ask: ten FAQ answers (how fresh the border data is, offline, co-editing, your data, plus billing), marked up once so answer engines can quote them
Proof beside the border claim: passports and passport-destination pairs checked, dated by the newest verified correction, linking to the coverage page
Connections count as borders: readiness checks the countries you pass through, not only where you land
Trip deadlines for every traveler, an invite loop that brings friends in, and a worked review queue
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Volopro reaches you: the notification feed and emails carry what changed while you were away
Improved
Feature cards lead with the outcome; hero, feature, preview and closing copy read without dashes, in all five languages
One acquisition CTA copy on the hero and the closing ask, at one size; flat panel tints on the closing CTA and the upgrade banner
The hero hint shows the template count instead of the free-plan limit (pricing states it)
Nine small conversion fixes across the funnel, and the retention study’s first-tier fixes
A real trip calendar: drag a stop onto a day to date it, resize it to change how long you stay, and see transport legs and dated places on the same grid — with a per-day agenda beside it and a phone layout that works
Nonstop flight routes out of any airport, on the web and the phone — and live status on the transport legs you have already planned
Airports are indexed by the city they actually serve, and searchable in all five languages
Group money you can verify: adds are atomic, edits show what actually changed, and settle-up says who owes whom
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Trips, lists and ideas can be swept in bulk — select several, delete in one pass, undo if you were wrong
A /trust page listing what our border data covers, where it comes from, and every correction we have published
Arrival-day transit: how to get in from the airport, and which areas are worth staying in — on the web and on the phone
A wider trip workspace on large screens: the map keeps its own rail, trip actions are grouped, and section navigation sits alongside
A city you visit twice now keeps one set of notes and places, shared across both stops
Corridor pages link straight to the template trips for that destination
The phone can set a passport expiry date, so border checks work without opening the web app
Improved
New look: the Petrol palette, Wix Madefor type, and the Crossing mark, applied across the web, the phone and email
Maps switched to OpenFreeMap — vector tiles, no watermark, no key
Departure and arrival times read as local wall-clock time everywhere, never shifted by the timezone of your device
The trip journal scrolls smoothly on the phone, however long it gets
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Tablet and phone layouts: bigger touch targets, landscape notch handled, and chrome that no longer covers the page title
A naming and honesty pass over every message catalogue — clearer labels, and claims that match what the product does
Country facts that used to cost a third-party call per question now answer instantly from our own data
Fixed
Opening an image overlay no longer takes the trip map down with it
Dates are compared as calendar days, so stops stop shifting a day either side of a timezone
The calendar export now contains the stops the copy promises
Transport legs from every stop appear on one trip-wide day map
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Large transaction amounts can no longer add up to an unusable shared total
The map legend stops covering the map in a narrow window
Trip status is derived from the trip, so it can no longer disagree with its own dates
The places list picker fits its longest label — Accommodation no longer overflows
On the phone: Today says when it is showing stale data, and three ways the app could discard data it did not own are closed
Gallery captions and alt text describe the frame they are actually attached to
The search page's tag row no longer drags the page sideways, and signing in keeps the search you arrived with
Trip Readiness now covers driving side, electricity, public holidays and health (CDC vaccines and malaria), plus digital arrival-card portals — with a clearer verdict and roll-up
Border basics now appear on public trips, not only your own
Trending destinations — a dated, demand-ranked discovery strip on the home page and on Explore
The whole app now speaks five languages — English, French, Italian, Spanish and German — with automatic detection and a language picker
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Search across languages: find a place by its local name, a common exonym, or its airport code, with typo tolerance
Favorites and wishlists are now one list, with save-and-resume even when you are logged out
Language flags and a count above the trip name, and a language pill on each destination
Freshness Watch now re-checks your border verdict in the background and flags any change in your notifications — with per-category notification preferences
Your profile, reshaped into a passport-style identity card
Fixed
App-wide iconography consistency
The language pill now renders correctly in the trip hero
Removed the double scroll on boards and restored editorial tags on the trip poster