The best finds are the ones you never planned: the lunch spot you stumbled into, the bar after dinner, the shop down the side street. WayCrumb notices where you actually went and nudges you to save it, so nothing from the trip quietly disappears.
Yesterday · Lisbon
You spent 2 hours near Cervejaria Ramiro and added a receipt from there. Save it to your trip?
One tap and it's in your travel history.
You don't have to write anything down. The location log quietly notices, then asks.
Walking past a restaurant takes seconds. Eating in one takes an hour. WayCrumb's location log tells the difference, so when you spend real time somewhere, it becomes a suggestion: "Looks like you stopped here. Want to save it?"
Upload a receipt or snap photos during the trip and WayCrumb matches them to where you were. A receipt from Restaurant X plus two hours nearby is a pretty strong hint. You just confirm it.
Nothing is added to your trip automatically. Every detected stop is a suggestion you can accept, edit, or dismiss with one tap. Say "not me" and it's gone for good.
Confirmed places land in your travel history with the date, the time you spent there, and any photos or notes attached. Years later, you can answer "what was that amazing place in Lisbon?" in ten seconds.
The best meal of the trip is rarely a pin you planned. It's the place you ducked into when it started raining. Those are exactly the ones you forget the name of by next month.
The bartender said "go here," you went, it was perfect, and you never wrote it down. The location log catches it even when you don't.
When a friend asks for your Lisbon list, you don't want vague memories. You want the actual names, on a map, with your own notes. That's what your travel history becomes.
Turn on the location log
Turn on the location log in settings. It's off by default and only runs during active trips.
Travel like you normally would
Travel like you normally would. Add receipts or photos when it's convenient, or don't.
Review suggested stops
At the end of each day, review your suggested stops. Confirm the real ones, dismiss the rest.
No. The location log is off by default and only runs during trips where you've turned it on. Outside an active trip, WayCrumb doesn't log your location at all, and you can pause or delete the log whenever you want.
It combines how long you stayed in one spot with nearby places on the map, plus optional signals like a receipt or photo you added. It then suggests the most likely match, and you confirm or correct it. Nothing is saved without your tap.
It's removed and won't be suggested again. Dismissed stops don't appear in your travel history and don't affect your recommendations.
Yes. Stops are detected and stored on your phone while you're offline, and suggestions sync and appear once you reconnect. Pair it with offline maps and the whole trip runs without a signal.
Yes. Confirmed visits are one of the signals behind your "For you" suggestions. The more real visits in your history, the more your next trip's recommendations feel like you.
It's built around low-power location detection rather than continuous GPS, so the impact is designed to be minimal. You can also switch it off for any day of the trip.