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KDE Itinerary vs Polarsteps: catalog facts
KDE ItineraryPolarsteps

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Trip itinerary list with Mexican destinations, night counters and travel times between stopsTravel stats screen showing countries visited, percent of the world and collected country flags

Best for: Travellers who want their tickets and reservations organised without a cloud account

Best for: Travellers who want an automatic, shareable record of their trips

Free

Free and open source, part of the KDE project.

Free + paid options

The app is free to use; printed travel books are paid.

Linux, Android Android, iOS
  • Extracts booking details locally without a cloud service
  • Covers trains, flights, buses, hotels, events and car rentals
All 4 strengths for KDE Itinerary
  • Extracts booking details locally without a cloud service
  • Covers trains, flights, buses, hotels, events and car rentals
  • Real-time delays and alternative connections for trains
  • Integrates with KMail, KDE Connect and Nextcloud
  • Automatic route tracking plotted on a world map
  • Itinerary builder for stays and activities
All 4 strengths for Polarsteps
  • Automatic route tracking plotted on a world map
  • Itinerary builder for stays and activities
  • Friends and family can follow a trip as it happens
  • Trip reels and printed travel books from the recorded trip
  • Mobile use is limited to Android and Plasma Mobile
  • Some live features work only for certain providers
  • Trips and location history are stored on the company's service
  • Printed books cost extra
Downloadable app Downloadable app, Hosted service
Open source Not open source
License: LGPL-2.0-or-later License not stated
No account needed Not stated if an account is needed
Offline features available Not stated if it works offline
Sources for KDE Itinerary

Catalog checked October 1, 2026

Sources for Polarsteps

Catalog checked September 23, 2026

“Not stated” means we have not confirmed it. Features can vary by device and plan.