Your Travel recap, map, and travel friends

Your Travel recap is the running record of where you have been: the trips you finished, the days you spent away, the places on a map, and the people you went with. It sits at the top of your Account screen, above your name, email, and the rest of your settings.

Everything here is your own account, so every crew member has one. member Nobody else sees your recap unless you share it.

Opening your recap

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   On the Home screen, tap your avatar in the top-right corner.
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   The Account screen opens with the Travel recap card at the top.

The card carries your photo and your name. Tapping the photo opens your photo library so you can change your avatar, the same picture your crew sees on trips, ballots, and in chat.

What counts toward your recap

Only completed trips count: trips whose end date has already passed, and that you are on either as the owner or as a crew member who accepted the invite. A trip you are still planning adds nothing until its end date goes by.

• Deleting a trip takes it out of your recap.
• Archiving a trip does not. An archived trip that has already ended still counts.
• The recap is worked out again each time you open the Account screen.

The five numbers

The row under your name scrolls sideways and holds five stats.

Days counts each calendar day once, so two trips that overlap, or run back to back, are never double counted. The first and last day of a trip both count, and a trip needs a start date as well as an end date before it adds any days.

Flights and the Travel map only look at plans that made it into the trip's Plans timeline. An open proposal or a rejected one is not counted.

Your level

Below the stats is your level, your total travel days, and how far it is to the next level. The green bar fills as you close the gap. Levels come from the Days number alone:

Once you reach the last one, the line on the right tells you that you have reached the top level instead of counting down.

Next trip

If you have no trip coming up, the card ends with a Next trip row and a Start planning link that takes you into creating a trip. As soon as you have a trip that has not ended yet, the row steps out of the way.

Share your recap

Share in the card header hands a link to your recap to your phone's share sheet, so you can send it in a message or a group chat. Creating that link needs an internet connection. If Limbo cannot reach the server it says it could not share your recap and asks you to reconnect and try again.

In a browser, Share opens the system share sheet where supported. Otherwise, choose Copy to copy the message and link, then paste them where you want to share. If copying is blocked, Limbo shows text you can select and copy yourself.

Someone opening your recap can choose Continue in browser, Open in Limbo, or the app download link. Sharing your recap does not give them access to your private trips.

The shared page uses Limbo's familiar styling. Choose System, Light, or Dark at the bottom to change its appearance. An invalid or revoked recap link explains that it is unavailable and offers a way to open Limbo in the browser.

Keep Account open while the link is being prepared. The Share button pauses until the attempt finishes or you dismiss the share sheet. If you leave Account or switch accounts, start again from the current Account screen; the older attempt will not open a share sheet there. If Limbo says recap sharing is temporarily unavailable, try again later.

Travel map

Below the card, Travel map plots every place from your completed trips on one Google map, with a count of the pins beside the heading. The preview on the Account screen does not move. Tap Open full map for the map you can pan, zoom, and rotate. Google Maps attribution remains visible on both views.

On the full map the pins are numbered in order. Tap one to see the place name at the bottom of the screen, then tap the close button to dismiss it. The round button in the top-right corner refits the map around all your pins after you have moved around.

A place shows up once its plan has a saved location with map coordinates and its date has passed. Until then the section reads "Your map is ready for its first pin".

Travel friends

Travel friends is the crew you have actually travelled with. The section shows a few of their photos and a count. Tap it for the full list, where each person shows how many trips you have shared. The people you have travelled with most sit at the top.

The list stays empty until you finish a trip together. Crew who have not accepted their invite, and crew added to a trip without a Limbo account of their own, do not appear.

Invite a friend

Tap Invite a Friend at the top of Travel friends, then Share trip invite. The button names the trip you are inviting them to. Limbo uses an upcoming trip you own when available; if you have no trip of your own, choose Start a trip. Only the owner can share a trip's invite link.

In a browser, use the device share sheet or the Copy dialog. Repeated sharing reuses the active code. You can share an existing code offline, but need a connection to create one. If you close the sheet, switch accounts, or leave the screen while the invite is being prepared, reopen it to start again. See Invite your crew for joining and crew permissions.

Permissions

• See your own recap, map, and travel friends: you, on your own Account screen. member