Offline
Your trip lives on your phone first. In the tunnel, in the air, or three days into nowhere, the plan stays readable.
What it does
- Trips are stored on the device first - the itinerary, the days, the booking notes, the wallet. No signal, no problem reading any of it.
- Sign in and trips sync to your account, so they follow you to a new phone and stay recoverable.
- The pattern is deliberate: the plan you built at home is exactly what you carry, and mid-trip dead zones cannot take it away.
Why it matters
The moment you most need an itinerary - underground between stations, on a plane, at a border with roaming off - is precisely when cloud-only planners show a spinner. A trip plan that requires a connection to read is a plan that fails at every interesting moment of actual travel.
The honest boundary
Reading is offline; researching is not. Anything that needs fresh data from the world - live transit research, weather-driven reshuffles, syncing changes to your travel partners - waits for a connection, then catches up. 7 Wanders does not pretend to search timetables from inside a tunnel; it makes sure the answer it already found is in your pocket.
Carry a plan that works where the signal does not.