An online travel journal
Notes, photos and companions in the story of one journey.
A journal, not just an album
A trip rarely has only one story. In Atlas you can write as many notes per trip as you like — about the road, a dinner, an unexpected meeting or the view from the window. Each note has its own captioned photos, geotag, topics and mood.
Drafts save automatically. Start a note on the go and finish it in the evening.
Captioned photos in your order
Attach up to 20 photos to a note — new ones from your phone or ones already in the trip. Drag to reorder, caption each shot and choose a cover.
Companions and shared impressions
Tag the people who were there. Atlas users receive an invitation and can add their own notes and photos to the shared trip. The trip feed shows who wrote what, and only authors can edit their entries.
If someone is not on Atlas, simply type their name — the tag stays in your story.
Topics and geotags
Topics such as food, beach, nature or city help you find notes and become hashtags when you share. The geotag comes from the place or photo and can always be refined with search.
Share your story beautifully
Turn any note into a 1080×1920 story, a carousel or a square post using one of six templates. Photo captions, the geotag and topics are laid out for you, and the post caption is copied in one tap.
FAQ
Who can see my notes?
Only you, by default. For each note choose “Only me”, trip members or link access. Drafts are visible to their author only.
Can I write about past trips?
Yes. Each note has an event date and time that you can set for any past journey.
Are original photos kept?
Yes, originals are stored and downloadable. Public materials use versions without location metadata.
Atlas currently requires an invitation. Already have an account? Sign in with your email.