One home for the whole journey.
From the day you name the trip to the day you're home again, the countdown, the bookings you forward, the day-by-day plan, your boarding passes, your people and your reminders all live in one place: Logg.
Tokyo, midsummer
The journey
Follow a trip from beginning to end.
One example trip, Tokyo, this summer, walked through every single thing Logg does for it.
Step 1 · Create a trip
It starts with a name and dates.
Fill in the basics and add details later: a name, a destination, one city or several, each with its own dates, and whether you're going solo or as a group. Logg opens a home for the trip and finds it a cover on its own.
Then set the vibe. One tap, Romantic, Reset, Big city, Nature, Foodie, Adventure…, tints your trip cover and recap and shapes recommendations. Invited to someone else's trip instead? Scan their QR invite and you're in.
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Step 2 · The anticipation
Then the counting begins.
The moment your trip has dates, the wait becomes part of the trip. A countdown follows you everywhere, a home-screen widget with the days until you leave, the number on your trip card in Logg, and “12 days to go” on your Carreh home.
And it doesn't just count, it talks. As departure gets close the words change with the mood: “12 days to Tokyo”, then “Leaving very soon”, then “Tomorrow!”, and finally, “Today is the day!”
Step 3 · Bookings in
Forward it. Filed.
You get your own private Logg inbox address. Forward any confirmation, flight, hotel, train, ferry, cruise, bus, car rental, transfer, activity or ticket, and Carreh's AI reads it and files it: dates, times, terminals, confirmation codes, all extracted for you.
carreh-u-7f3a9c2d@import.carreh.com
Dates decide, never guesses: a booking joins an existing trip only when its dates truly fall inside that trip's window, otherwise Logg starts a new trip for it. And when something genuinely is ambiguous, it lands in your Logg Inbox to review, not silently in the wrong place.
Step 4 · Day by day
The trip, laid out.
Everything you added and everything you forwarded falls into a day-by-day plan, flights, check-ins, reservations and your own stops, in order, with notes where you left them. Flip days with a tap, or see your places as a list, on a map, or as a route.
And the trip knows what phase it's in. Logg's narrative spine reads the dates and shifts on its own, no modes to manage.
The countdown, a “% ready” bar and a gentle checklist, bookings, documents, plan.
“Day 2 of 13”, today's plan up front, quick notes, and memories that save themselves.
How was the trip? Your recap is ready, a 9:16 you can share, plus a quiet memory for next year.
Step 5 · Everything the trip carries
Papers, tickets, plans.
A trip is more than transport. The Docs tab keeps passports, visas and insurance with the trip they belong to, and events give the plans between the bookings a home of their own.
Events carry their own “Documents & Tickets” too, invitations, QR codes, confirmations, named so everyone knows what's what.
Track concerts, birthdays, appointments and other plans in Logg, each with its own countdown, cover, venue and reminders. Solo or shared with the group.
Step 6 · Together
Same trip, everyone.
Make it a group trip and invite people with a link, a short code, a username or a QR code. Owners run the trip, editors build it, viewers follow along, and everyone sees the same plan, the same bookings, the same passes.
There's a trip chat with typing indicators, an activity feed so nothing happens silently, and tidy exits: members can leave, owners can remove, and two half-planned copies of the same trip can be merged into one, with a 7-day undo.
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Read-only share: anyone with the link can view the itinerary, flights, hotels and activities, no Carreh account needed. Or email a designed summary instead.
Step 7 · Reminders
Nudged at the right moments.
Every trip and event gets its own reminder schedule, pick a preset or build your own. Group trips share the plan, but reminders are personal: your cadence never spams your travel companions.
Set it up for me Recommended
Carreh chooses the recommended schedule for this trip or event, nothing to configure.
Standard
7 days, 3 days, 1 day, and the morning of.
Light
1 day before and the morning of. For people who hate notifications.
Frequent
14 days, 7 days, 3 days, 1 day, and morning of.
Daily Countdown
One reminder per day until it starts, for the trips you can't stop thinking about.
Custom
Choose exact reminder moments, from a month out to an hour before.
Step 8 · Departure day
Your own code, at the gate.
Boarding passes and tickets become Carreh Travel Passes, flight, train, ferry, cruise, bus or transfer. Carreh re-renders your original barcode from the raw payload, whether it's a QR, Aztec, PDF417 or barcode: the same code you were issued, never a new one, with the original file one tap away.
Connecting journey? Each leg gets its own pass. Travelling as a group? Each traveller gets their own, and everyone on the trip can see whose pass is in and whose is still missing. Add any of them to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and a booking that already carries a scannable code becomes a pass in one tap.
Step 9 · While you're there
The trip runs itself.
Once you land, Logg switches to the day. A morning brief with today's plan, a heads-up before each activity, a nudge when there's free time worth using, a quiet close to the evening, never more than six pushes a day.
The trip overview also nudges what you'll actually need on the ground, like a Carreh eSIM for Japan, one tap away, already filtered to your destination.
And on the move, Live Activities take over the lock screen, flights, trains, hotel nights, trip days and live eSIM data, appearing on their own and ending themselves.
Step 10 · Home again
Every trip ends on your map.
When the dates pass, the trip completes itself, or mark it done yourself, and it joins your travel life: the countries and cities you've seen, your continents, your days on the road, all counted in Atlas.
You also get a shareable 9:16 trip recap the moment it's over, and a quiet memory that resurfaces next year.
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