Who makes MyTripLogix

MyTripLogix is one pipeline rather than three products. You plan a trip in it, with the days, stops, driving routes and budget in one place and the people travelling with you invited in. As you travel, your photos file themselves against that itinerary using the time and GPS position the camera recorded. When you are home, the app writes and lays out a printed coffee-table book from the result, with a chapter for each day.

The point is the join. Planning tools and photo-book printers are normally separate purchases with an export in between, and the book becomes a second project that starts from a blank page weeks after the trip. Here the itinerary you already made is the raw material the book is written from, so there is no second project.

Kairos Software AI, Inc. builds and runs software products from 721 Old Dairy Drive, Wake Forest, NC 27587. MyTripLogix is one of them, operated under that name. Kairos also runs the support desk you reach from the header of every page, so the person who answers a ticket is the same team that ships the product.

More about the company is at kairossoftware.ai.

• ·Your originals stay yours. The photo you uploaded is never destroyed, downsampled in place or locked in. The app works from copies it makes for display and print, and you can export everything from the account page at any time.
• ·Private by default. A trip is visible to you and the people you invite, and to nobody else until you create a share link yourself and choose what it shows.
• ·The AI is editable and reversible. Captions, itinerary suggestions and the book narrative are drafts you can change or discard, and you approve every page before anything is printed.
• ·The price is the whole price. A printed book is quoted in full, with shipping and tax, before you pay. Prices are on the pricing page and nowhere else on the site, so they cannot disagree with themselves.
• ·We describe what this product does. The guides are written by the MyTripLogix team from how the product actually behaves. They do not name or compare other products, and they are meant to be useful to a reader who never signs up.

Questions, corrections and accessibility barriers all go to support@mytriplogix.com, and a person answers. The help center covers the questions we are asked most; the privacy policy and terms say exactly what we collect and what you agree to.