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No hotel ads, no discovery feeds, no algorithmic clutter — just a clean timeline built around the moment you leave. Live now at dprt.app, coming soon to iOS and Android.
Where it departs from typical itinerary appsMost itinerary apps assume one timezone for the whole trip. DPRT stores a timezone per event, detected from coordinates — so every event shows the correct local time, no matter how many countries you cross.
Trip links open instantly for anyone — no signup, no app download required on the other end. Your friends see your itinerary, not a login wall. Free for all users.
No stock photography, no gradients. Each of the 14 event types carries its own accent color on the timeline — a system built for scanning a busy day at a glance, not for decoration.
Export to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. Each event carries its own timezone — so your calendar shows 2:30 PM Chicago, not a wrong conversion of London time.
Enter where you're starting and where you're headed, and DPRT can find driving or transit directions — so getting there is part of the plan, not an afterthought.
A clean day-by-day list view alongside the timeline — available in-app and on PDF export, for a quick scan of everything on your plate without scrolling a calendar.
Early adopter pricing: $2.50/mo for DPRT First, grandfathered permanently.* Up to 2 itineraries free to start.
* Grandfathered rate requires an uninterrupted active subscription.
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