A travel log, not another feed

One link for every trip you have ever taken

Log where you went, what it cost, how you travelled and who came along — then share the whole journal on your own link.

Your travel log gets its own link — pick a name.

Explore public journeys50 journeys logged by 38 travellers

Three minutes, start to logged

No feed to build, no followers to chase. Just your own record of where you have been.

  1. Claim your link

    Pick a username and your profile lives at jyurniq.in/you — nothing else to set up.

  2. Log the journey

    Place, dates, budget, how you travelled, who came along, photos and a rating.

  3. Share it, or don't

    Publish a journey as a post, or keep it as a private log only you can read.

Why Jyurniq

Why you need a travel log page

A photo album is not a journal and a feed forgets by morning. Your own page remembers, and only shares what you choose.

  1. Memory fades. Details fade faster.

    Six months on you remember the view, not the budget, the bus number or who came along. A log keeps what a camera roll never does.

  2. Notes and chat threads are not a journal

    Tickets buried in screenshots, plans in pinned chats, half-written notes. One page means one place to search every trip you have taken.

  3. Your trips deserve one link

    Drop jyurniq.in/you into a bio or a message. People open your page — not a story that expired yesterday.

  4. Not every trip is for the feed

    Publish the journeys worth telling and keep the quiet ones private, all on the same timeline. Nothing leaves your page unless you say so.

Claim your pageFree, and private until you publish.

Recently published journeys

50 public journeys from travellers logging with Jyurniq.

Logs worth reading

Travellers already keeping their journal on Jyurniq.

Questions, answered

Still unsure? Start with one trip and see how it feels.

Create your account
  • Is it free?

    Yes. Claiming a username, logging journeys and publishing posts cost nothing.

  • Can I keep my trips private?

    Four options: draft and private stay with you, unlisted shows on your profile only, and public also appears in Discover and search.

  • What is the difference between a log and a post?

    A log is a structured entry on your profile timeline — notes optional. A post is a written story with its own page that can feature on Discover.

  • Can I change my username later?

    Yes, from your dashboard. Your profile link updates with it, so claim the one you want now.

Claim your journey username

jyurniq.in/yourusername

Your profile, your timeline, your stories — on one link you can drop into a bio. Free, and yours the moment you confirm your email.

Your travel log gets its own link — pick a name.

  • A timeline of every trip you log
  • Publish posts, or keep logs private