Your data is yours.
Everything stays on your device. We don't run analytics. We don't even know you're using the app. Privacy isn't a feature — it's the starting point.
About
SnapTrail is built by AtlasDrift — an independent developer in the UK. No investors, no growth team, no ad-tech. Just an app that does one quiet thing well.
The story
The first version of SnapTrail was a personal project. Years of travel were scattered across a camera roll and nowhere else. The wedding in Italy. The weekend in Edinburgh. The road trip up the Pacific coast. All of it tagged with GPS data the iPhone had silently been adding for a decade — and none of it connected.
The existing options were a tradeoff. The big travel-journal apps wanted you to start a trip, log it as you went, share it, follow other travellers, install another notification source into a phone that already had too many. Or they wanted your data for ads. Or they wanted a subscription. Or both.
SnapTrail goes the other way. It does the work for you, on device, without telling anyone. The journal writes itself from the photos you’ve already taken — and then quietly waits for you to come back to it on the day a memory turns up.
It’s the app I wanted to use. Hopefully you’ll recognise the trips it brings back to you, too.
How it’s built
Everything stays on your device. We don't run analytics. We don't even know you're using the app. Privacy isn't a feature — it's the starting point.
SnapTrail is the kind of app you open occasionally, when you want to remember something — not the kind that wants to live on your home screen and demand attention.
Real place names instead of coordinates. Films you didn't have to make. Memories that find you back on the right day. The kind of thoughtfulness you only notice years in.
Built in Britain by an independent developer who wanted this app to exist — and noticed nothing on the App Store quite filled the gap.
For press, partnerships, support, or just to say hello — hello@snap-trail.app.