Not for everyone. Just for the ones who matter.
A quiet, private way to share your travels with the people who actually know you. Your feed. Your trips. No performing for strangers.
Think of it less like a feed, more like a log you actually keep: a personal record first, curated by you, shared only with the people you choose. Nothing about it is built to maximize how long you scroll.
This is your actual trip, not a highlight reel built to impress people who don’t know you.
Every other place to share travel is public by default. We built the opposite.
What you share doesn’t get fed into some larger system built to sell you something.
No public profile, no follower count, no algorithm deciding who sees you. You choose who’s in.
Pull photos from your library. Iterra groups them into trips by date and place, automatically.
Decide who’s in, trip by trip. No public setting exists. There’s only who you invite.
Post the real trip. The people who matter see it. Nobody else does.
Import your photos and Iterra quietly builds the trip for you: dates, places, the people you choose to include. Here’s the shape of it (sample data, not a real account).
Sample screens shown for illustration. Nothing here reflects a real Iterra account, and your own trips are only ever visible to the people you choose.
No. There’s no public profile and no discovery feed built to grow reach. Iterra has no setting for “public.” Everything you post is visible only to the people you specifically invited to that trip.
They’re used to build and show you your trips, full stop. We don’t sell data, and we don’t feed what you share into ad platforms or other companies’ systems.
Because the whole point is that it feels safe and unhurried. We’re letting people in slowly, in small groups, so we can actually listen to what’s working before this gets bigger.
We’re reading every signup in order and inviting in small batches. There’s no exact timeline yet. We’d rather bring people in at a pace we can actually support than rush it.
Beta access is free. We’ll be upfront well before anything changes, and we’ll ask what you think before we decide what that looks like.
We’re building this slowly, and on purpose. Iterra is in early, private beta right now, tested by a small group of people using it the way it’s meant to be used. We’re looking for a few more people to try it and tell us honestly what’s working and what isn’t.
EARLY ACCESS
We’re letting people in slowly, in small groups, so the feedback stays real. Leave your email and we’ll reach out when there’s room for you.
No spam. No selling your info. Just an invite when there’s room, and a few honest questions about what you think.