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Wayposts is built around one idea: a travel journal should feel like a journal, not a project management tool. Every feature exists to help you record, find, and revisit the places you've been.
Create a trip record with destination, start date, end date, and a short summary. No templates, no required fields beyond the essentials. Four demo trips are seeded when you sign up so the surface feels alive from the first moment.
Each entry pairs a title and date with a Markdown body. Morning markets in Oaxaca, a train delay in Switzerland, sunset over Halong Bay — write freely, and the formatting handles itself.
The map view groups your trips by destination and shows visit counts. It answers one question quickly: how many places have I recorded, and which ones keep pulling me back?
Distinct countries visited, entries written this year, total trips logged. Three numbers that mean something. No vanity metrics, no dashboards-of-dashboards.
Filter by year to see only trips from a specific season. Search by destination name to jump straight to that week in Lisbon or that weekend in the mountains. The list updates as you type.
Every create and edit action opens a dialog with a focused form. You never lose your scroll position or context. Changes reflect immediately across trips, stats, and the map.