Plan smarter.
Travel with curiosity.
Discover places.
Uncover the facts and stories behind the places you visit.
Plan your journey, your way
Create trips, add places, notes, and documents. Build flexible itineraries that adapt as your plans grow.
Collect facts & build summaries
Use the app’s built-in Quick Info to uncover key facts and stories behind places. Add your own discoveries – from scanned text, guide books, or personal notes.
Track everything in one place
Switch between list and calendar views. Sort your places, notes, and travel documents the way you like.
How your journey comes together
See how mundolore helps you plan your journey and uncover the facts behind every place.
Create your trip
Add a title, destination, and dates. mundolore creates a clear structure so you can start building your journey step by step.
Add places, notes and docs
Collect all the pieces of your journey in one spot. Places, notes, and documents are kept together and easy to find.
Build summaries
for each place
Got questions?
We’ve got answers.
Everything you need to know about mundolore
How do I create a trip?
You can start a new trip by adding a title, destination, and dates. mundolore automatically creates the basic structure so you can begin adding places, notes, and documents step by step.
What is a place in mundolore?
A place represents a location that’s part of your trip. It can be broad, like a city or national park, or very specific, like a monument, building, or museum. Places are fully flexible so you can structure your trip the way you think about it. You can attach notes, documents, and summaries to each one, and even group related locations as sub-places to keep everything neatly organized.
What’s the difference between a trip and a place?
A trip is your overall journey – it can include one or several places. Both trips and places can have your personal notes and documents attached, so everything related to your journey stays in one organized view.
Can I add places within other places?
Yes! If places belong together – for example, The Dragon Stairway inside Park Güell – you can add them as sub-places. This helps you keep related locations, notes, and summaries neatly grouped under the main place.
How can I create summaries for places?
You can build summaries in three ways:
- Quick Info – mundolore adds quick facts using AI. You can pick from sources like Wikipedia, Wikivoyage, Britannica, Atlas Obscura, or Fodor – or let mundolore choose for you.
- Scan text – use your camera to capture text from paper materials or photos already in your library.
- Add your own discoveries – write your own notes and insights to create a personalized summary of each place.
Can I upload or attach documents?
Yes! You can upload documents related to your trip or specific places and keep them neatly organized in one place. mundolore supports files in PDF, Word (DOC or DOCX), text (TXT), and image formats (JPG, JPEG, PNG).
How can I view my trips and places?
You can switch between list view for structured details and calendar view to visualize your travel timeline.
Can I organize or sort my trips and notes?
Can I share my trips with others?
Not yet – sharing is on our roadmap.
Does mundolore book flights or hotels?
Is my data private?
Is mundolore free to use?
Do I need internet access to use mundolore?
Yes, you’ll need an internet connection for now to create trips, add places, and use Quick Info. Offline access is on our roadmap for a future release.
Built by travelers, for travelers.
mundolore is built for curious travelers. Collect information, summarize it, and remember the story of each place.
