Let them follow every step
Plan the route, share one link, post a line a day. Friends and family see where you are, how far is left, and that you're okay.
Plan the route, share one link, post a line a day. Friends and family see where you are, how far is left, and that you're okay.
One tap from your phone or watch. It sends when you next get signal.
Rannoch Moor in full rain. Feet fine, spirits fine. Camped by the river.
Followers get one message a day. No app, no account.
A single page that answers their three questions in five seconds. No app, no account, no scrolling through a chat to find the last update.
The dot on the route, snapped to the line, plus a named place. As precise as you choose.
Last seen 2 hours ago near Kinlochleven.Your last check-in with its time. If you go quiet, the page says how long, in plain words.
All okay · 14:22Worked out from your real pace over the days you've done, not the plan you made at the kitchen table.
Expected finish FridayHolly, on foot
Rannoch Moor in full rain. Feet fine, spirits fine. Camped by the river.
Plan before you leave. Share the link once. Then a minute each evening, and a tap when you want them to know you're fine.
Import a GPX, draw it, or start from a classic route. Trailpost works out the distance and climb and splits it into days at the pace you set.
Send it to the group chat and never think about it again. It stays live for the whole trip. Change it any time; the old one stops working.
A line and a photo each evening, in under a minute, on a bad connection. It queues on your phone and sends when there's signal.
A daily line, a photo, the dot moving along the route. For the people who'd have come if they could.
Each post is a day in the journal: where you slept, what happened, one photo. The record you'll want afterwards, written as you go.
They see where today sits on the whole walk, how far you've come, and when you'll be home.
They open the link. That's it. No app, no account, no red alarms; if you go quiet the page just says for how long.
Three settings, per trail, changed any time. Coordinates are never shown beyond what you chose, and they're deleted with the trail.
How closely the dot follows you.
Show where you were, rather than where you are.
Who can find the page, and for how long.
Rannoch Moor in full rain. Feet fine, spirits fine. Camped by the river.
Open the pageYou asked for one message a day about Holly's trail. Stop these.
Anyone with the link can add their email at the bottom of the page. They get one message at the time you set, with the day's numbers, where you were last seen and your post. Nothing else, ever.
Usually the evening, after you've posted. Followers see it in their own time zone.
On Trailpost Plus the same message can go to WhatsApp, which is where the group chat already is.
Five classics ship with Trailpost, already split into sensible days. Or bring your own GPX, or draw it.
154 km · 8 days · walk
309 km · 13 days · walk
780 km · 33 days · walk
170 km · 11 days · walk
1,600 km · 14 days · ride
The follower page and the daily post are never paywalled. Plus adds more trips, more photos and more ways to be followed, for the price of a night in a bunkhouse.
A journal of the trip that the people at home can open any time: today's post, the dot on the route, the finish getting nearer.
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