KDE Itinerary for Linux

KDE Itinerary is a travel assistant app made for Linux users who want to keep their travel details safe and private.

It organizes all your trips into one easy-to-read timeline, automatically grouping related bookings like train tickets, flights, hotels, restaurants, events, and rental cars.

This helps you see your entire travel plan in one place without searching through different apps or emails.

The app extracts booking information directly on your device, which means your travel data stays private and is not sent to the internet.

KDE Itinerary also gives you real-time updates on train delays, platform changes, and weather forecasts for your destination, helping you stay informed during your trip.

If you miss a connection or have an open ticket, the app can suggest alternative train routes.

It even includes maps of train stations and airports, showing floor plans and available rental bikes at some stations, based on OpenStreetMap data.

You can use KDE Itinerary to manage boarding passes and tickets for multiple travelers all in one place.

It also tracks your travel impact on the environment.

However, the train coach layout feature only works with certain train operators.

The app is designed to work well with other KDE tools like KMail and KDE Connect, or with Nextcloud services, so it might not be as useful on its own.

KDE Itinerary is only available for Linux.

Overall, KDE Itinerary is a great choice for Linux users who want a secure and detailed way to manage all parts of their travel plans in one place.