Coming to iOS
QuietPin plans days out of somewhere real — the cafe on a side street, the pub nobody queues for — and fills in a map of everywhere you have been while it is at it.
The globe
Add a flight and the country fills in. Backfill decades of past trips in one go, and watch the map close up. Countries, continents, kilometres flown — counted, not guessed.
The planner
Every suggestion comes from a curated catalogue and carries its reasons with it. Places are scored on how much they read as somewhere locals actually use — not how many reviews they have.
Your trips
Trips live on your phone first. Sign in only if you want a copy that survives a new phone. No account needed to use the globe, and no wall in front of it.
If we cannot tell whether somewhere is still open, we say so rather than guessing. Every place carries the date it was last checked.
Scoring peaks in the neighbourhood ring and decays towards the crowds. A place with 168,000 visitors a year is damped; the park down the road is not.
Opening days and travel time are enforced, not suggested. A plan that sends you across the city and back between lunch and coffee is not a plan.
Overture, OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia, OurAirports, Natural Earth. No paid data broker deciding what you get to see.
Free, forever
£0
The globe. Countries filled in, past trips backfilled, your stats and your badges. No trial, no expiry, no account required.
A trip
£6.99
One planned trip: itineraries over the curated catalogue, day by day, with travel time and opening hours solved for you.
A year
£24.99
Every trip for twelve months. Cancel any time from your iPhone settings.
Your first planned trip is free. Prices shown in GBP; your storefront decides what you actually pay.
It costs nothing, it needs no account, and it is the part people keep coming back to.
Download on the App Store