Most travel apps are good at one layer. One tracks your flights. One tracks your points. One remembers the holiday. None of them talk to each other, so the whole picture only ever exists in your head. Pelgrim is the layer that joins them up.
Forward a booking confirmation and the flight, the hotel and the trip file themselves. Years of history can come in at once.
Status and points across every programme you use, and what a point is actually worth when you spend it.
Nothing is public unless you say so. Privacy is per item, not per trip. Export the lot whenever you like.
A private, read-only connector lets Claude plan a trip grounded in where you've actually been.
No ads. No data brokers. No cut of your bookings. Pelgrim isn't free because you're the product, it's free because the core is cheap to run. If you want the tools that act on your travel rather than record it, that's Premium, and it's the only thing anyone will ever ask you to pay for.
Built in the Netherlands, hosted in the EU on servers in Germany.
Pelgrim is in alpha, and says so on purpose. Behind the map sits 196,000+ branded hotels sorted into the twelve major chain families, and 86,000+ airports down to the remote airstrips. Trips roll up into a recap you can hand to family as a private link, live while you travel and a keepsake once you're home. Plenty is still rough. Nothing is fake.
Already using another travel app? See how Pelgrim compares — honestly, including where you should keep using yours.