Oztai Voyager helps you sketch trip routes, build categorised packing checklists and read distance estimates between cities — without storing a thing on a server.
Each instrument is built for a single moment of the journey. Open the app, pick a tool from the side rail, work for a minute, close it.
Stitch a route together by adding stops with date windows and a short note. Drag handles let you reorder the order of cities at any point. Trips persist between sessions.
Start a list with four practical categories — documents, clothing, electronics, toiletries — and tick items off as you put them in the bag. Add custom items into any category in seconds.
Pick two cities and see the great-circle distance plus rough drive, train and flight time estimates. Save useful results into a small reference log for later.
The interface uses a navigation rail on the left so the three tools never sit on top of each other. Type sets in Playfair Display italics for headings and Lato for the body, on a tide-deep background.
Playfair Display, italic.
Lato, body of text. Quiet and even.
Soft 22-pixel radii, hairline borders, gentle wave traces in the background. No glassy gradients.
The app boots into a splash, then unfolds the navigation rail. Switching between tools fades them in. No surprise modal pop-ups.
The companion ships with a short table of cities so you can start working immediately, without setting up anything.
Oztai Voyager is a publishing project of OZTAI TOV, focused on small offline-friendly travel companions. The application asks for no account, no email, and stores nothing in the cloud.
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