Terms of use
Last updated: 9 November 2026
By using Travla, you accept these terms, in addition to Apple's standard licence agreement for App Store apps.
What Travla is
Travla is an iPhone app that helps you save places, organise a trip (plan, bookings, budget, documents) and keep your memories. Travla does not sell trips, tickets or accommodation.
The AI and the information shown
The places found, the plans, the lists, the country info and the AI's answers are aids. They may contain errors: a closed or misplaced place, outdated information. Check what matters before you leave, in particular visas, the validity of your passport, entry rules, health, opening hours and bookings. Travla does not give legal, medical or financial advice.
Exchange rates and expense-sharing calculations are indicative.
Your content
What you add to Travla stays yours. You are responsible for what you share with the app and with other people, and for respecting the terms of the platforms your posts come from. Videos and posts remain the property of their authors: Travla keeps only the places found and what is needed to find the post again.
Your data
Your data is on your phone. If you delete the app or lose your phone without a backup, we cannot recover it.
Paid features
Some features may be paid. The price and the duration are shown in the app before any purchase. Payment, renewal, cancellation and refunds go through Apple, under its terms.
Fair use
The AI features have usage limits so that they stay available to everyone. It is forbidden to get around these limits, to automate the app, to try to reach our servers other than through the app, or to use Travla for unlawful purposes.
Intellectual property
The app, its name, its design and its texts are protected. The maps and the weather come from Apple. The city photos and the country data come from open sources, credited in the app (Profile, Help and info).
Availability and liability
Travla is provided as is. Some features depend on third-party services and an internet connection, and may be interrupted. Within the limits allowed by law, we are not liable for indirect damages, nor for the consequences of wrong information, a missed trip or a loss of data. Your mandatory consumer rights remain intact.
Governing law
These terms are governed by Swiss law. If you are a consumer, you keep the protection of the mandatory rules of your country of residence and the right to bring proceedings before the courts there.
Changes
These terms may change as the app evolves. The date at the top of the page shows the latest version.
