What’s new.

You can now fix a savings entry you logged wrong. Each entry in Recent activity has an Edit control to correct its date, and a Remove option if the amount was wrong and you'd rather log it again. No more cancelling out a typo with a negative entry that sits in your history forever. On a shared trip you can only change entries you logged yourself.

Every destination guide now ends with a "Before you book" section answering the four questions people actually ask: what the trip costs all-in, what to put aside each week, how long it takes to save at $200 and $400 a week, and what the estimate is based on.

The blog has an RSS feed at savetoroam.com/feed.xml, so you can follow new cost guides in your reader of choice.

The walkthrough video no longer downloads until you scroll to it, and the desktop-only hero photos are no longer fetched on phones. On a phone that's a few megabytes the page never has to spend before it becomes useful.

Corrected the FAQ, which said the AI Trip Builder was a Pro feature. It isn't. The free plan includes one AI-built trip a day, and always has. Pro raises that to five.

Changing or resetting your password now signs you out everywhere else. If someone had access to your account, rotating your password actually evicts them. Only the device you changed it from stays signed in.

Pricing and FAQ now have their own links in the site navigation, so you can get to the full plan comparison without hunting for it.

If you've installed SaveToRoam to your home screen, opening it without a connection now shows a proper offline page instead of a browser error, and long-pressing the app icon offers "Plan a new trip" and "AI Trip Builder" shortcuts.

If a quick action fails behind the scenes (marking a payment paid, renaming a trip, logging a save), you now get a toast telling you it was reverted, so changes no longer disappear silently.

Share your trip win. Finished (or funded) trips now have a "Share recap" link: a read-only page showing the headline numbers, safe to post anywhere. You control it: revoke any time, and re-sharing issues a fresh link.

You can now subscribe to trip-planning tips from the footer of any page. Double opt-in, so we only email you after you confirm.

Trips load in pages with a "Load more" button, so accounts with lots of trips open fast.

AI Trip Builder is live (Pro plans). Tell us where, when, and who's coming, and we'll generate a multi-stop plan with destinations, nights, daily budgets, highlights, and tips in about 30 seconds. Tweak anything before it lands as a real trip you can save toward. Five builds per day on Pro. Find it on the new "Build with AI ✨" tab when you start a new trip, or as the second button on the onboarding welcome screen.

Save your home city on Account → Profile and the AI builder pre-fills "Starting from" for every trip. Toggle off "Same as start (round-trip)" if you're doing an open-jaw flight home. The AI uses both bookends to pick sensible arrival and departure cities and order your stops geographically.

End date guard. Typing or picking an end date earlier than the start date now shows an inline warning instead of letting you submit a trip that flows backwards in time.

AI-built and AI-suggested stops now show a small mustard "AI" chip in the stop title row, so you can see at a glance which destinations the AI proposed versus ones you added manually.

"Other costs" on the trip page now shows auto-generated flights and other AI-builder estimates with an "Est." tag, so they're visible from the Itinerary tab instead of only on Savings.

Simplified the savings page down to one weekly target and a single dashboard. The old Save / Book / Go phase split is gone. Your weekly number now covers everything in your trip without splitting bookings into buckets.

New trip-runway timeline at the top of the page. Concrete dates anchor today and your departure, dots mark every payment with a due date, and a one-line saving-streak nudge sits underneath ("4 weeks in a row · last save 2 days ago").

Editing the traveller chip now updates the trip name's "Family of N" suffix automatically and prompts you to revisit your trip costs (which are per-group totals, not per-person).

New start-date guard. You can no longer pick a departure date more than a day in the past, which was quietly hiding the savings runway.

Every signed-in page now shows a small "Need help or have a feature request?" line at the bottom with our support email.

Forgot to log a deposit last week? You can now edit the date on any past entry. Click the pencil icon on the recent-activity list.

The “currently saving $X/week” line now only shows when we have at least a week of deposits to measure against. Stops the wildly wrong numbers that appeared after you logged several deposits on the same day.

Added a “See it in action” section with real screenshots of the dashboard, itinerary, and savings plan, so you can see what the app actually looks like before signing up.

Your trip progress percentage now matches the savings page exactly. Both read from the same numbers, so they can't drift apart.

Each stop card shows your arrival and checkout dates, so you can see where you'll be on any given day without counting nights yourself.

Splitting a hotel payment into instalments no longer raises your weekly savings target by accident.

Changing your password now asks for your current password first, to keep your account safer.

Tap anywhere on a document row to open it, not just the small arrow icon. You can also change a document's category after uploading.

New “+ Add Stop” button at the bottom of your itinerary, so you don't have to scroll back to the top every time you want to add another city.

A dedicated Savings page with a bigger progress bar, your weekly target, and a running log of your recent deposits.

Trips that cross a border now keep their real travel order. A Canada → USA → Canada trip shows as three separate groups, not two merged ones.

A preview of the real progress bar near the top of the page, so visitors can see the main idea before scrolling.

Monthly and yearly Pro plans with secure Stripe checkout, plus a 7-day grace period if you decide to delete your account.

SaveToRoam is live. Plan your trip, hit your weekly savings target, share the trip with your partner or travel group, and keep all your booking documents in one place.