Travel Sane exists because self-booked trips rarely arrive as one tidy package. Flights may come from one site, trains from another, hotels across three more, and ferries from a booking engine you will never find again — leaving you with a dozen confirmation emails, PDFs and screenshots and no single page that shows the whole journey. Travel Sane accepts those confirmations by pasting, uploading or, on the Pro plan, forwarding them to a personal address, and returns one page where every booking sits in date order with the details you actually need: carrier, reference, seat, hotel and nights.
What makes it more than a pretty list is the gap detection. The app quietly compares the sequence of bookings and surfaces problems while they are still fixable — an unbooked night between two hotels, a connection too tight to rely on, or a city where you land at one airport and depart from another. Context such as holidays and weather for each stay is added alongside, and a planned update will bring real-time gate, delay and status alerts.
Output options are built for the moment you are actually travelling: a view-only share link for whoever is meeting you, a PDF for offline airport use, a CSV for your own records and a calendar export. Trips accumulate in a personal travel history rather than disappearing once a trip ends, and the pricing is deliberately anti-subscription — one one-time payment instead of an annual renewal.
