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Open source travel organization

Travel organization software to record bookings, view itinerary, plan activities and track expenses. Repoly tracks 3 open-source travel organization tools, each scored nightly from its repository activity and ranked by that score alone. AdventureLog leads at 94/100 with 42 commits in the last 90 days and 3.8k stars, followed by TRIP (93) and Surmai (67). 2 of the 3 score 70 or above, 3 publish a Docker image, and the median health is 93. MIT is the most common licence, carried by 2 of them. The score weighs commits in the last 90 days, release recency, stars, archive status and Docker support; a low number means low measurable activity, not low quality, so a finished, stable tool can legitimately sit lower down.

updated Oct 2026 3 tools ★ 6.1k stars 3 with Docker median 93

Best for…

  • Most starred

    AdventureLog

    3,844 stars on GitHub, the largest community in the category.

  • Most active

    TRIP

    44 commits in the last 90 days, the fastest-moving codebase here.

  • Most permissive

    Surmai

    MIT licence with health 67/100: the strongest option if you need to embed or fork commercially.

Ranked by health

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How the travel organization tools compare

AdventureLog edges TRIP 94 to 93, and most of the difference is stars: 3.8k stars against 2k stars. TRIP is the busier codebase, though, with 44 commits in 90 days to 42.

The most recent release is AdventureLog v0.13.1, published 3 days ago. None of the measured options scores under 40. TRIP and Surmai are permissively licensed; AdventureLog is copyleft.

Travel Organization: common questions

What is the best open source travel organization tool?

By Repoly's GitHub health score, AdventureLog at 94/100 (42 commits in 90 days, v0.13.1 from 3 days ago). TRIP is next at 93; AdventureLog's lead comes mostly from stars. The score measures maintenance, not features, so shortlist the top few and try them.

Which travel organization tools are the most actively developed?

TRIP (44 commits in 90 days), AdventureLog (42 commits in 90 days) and Surmai (10 commits in 90 days). Commit activity is 35 of the 100 health points, the largest single term.

Which travel organization tools can I run in Docker?

3 of 3 publish a Docker image or Compose file, led by AdventureLog, TRIP and Surmai.

Which travel organization tools have a permissive licence?

2 of 3: TRIP (MIT), Surmai (MIT). 1 are copyleft.