App Profile: TravelBoast: My Journey Routes

mile the car man

Rating: 4/5

This is a good game to have fun or record your trips you’ve gone on but a bug or a glitch is that when you put locations that are opposite or a weird position from each other, or too many locations it shows all these lines that randomly pop up, the pin points i guess you could call them, disappear, and then when you try to make it a video it just crashes and takes you out of the app, if in the next update or two this gets fixed, i would say this is a good game and it is but these glitches kind of make it annoying. You could maybe add a feature that you could put the names of place throughout the start and end, for example if you took a trip to Europe from Canada and then lastly to Austria or something , and you could enter France somewhere, then the UK, then Germany, and then after you type in all the places it rakes you to your ending point.

Lingolaine

Rating: 4/5

Really fun little app, but still with several glitches that need to be fixed as mentioned in the prior reviews (extra pins and lines, etc.). However, the biggest problem is the inability to save works in progress. You can save a video once finished, but you can only work on one video at a time. For example, I started experimenting with the route for an upcoming trip but now I can’t make any more videos until I’m ready to finalize and save that one. Also, I recently made the mistake of trying to add a point BEFORE my original starting point, which completely wiped out an hour’s worth of progress. :-(

YT Jesh Sesh

Rating: 4/5

This app is very easy to use and a lot of fun, but there’s definitely room to grow. Currently, any aspect ratio other than 1:1 cuts off the video, so better support for different formats would be helpful. It would also improve the editing experience to have a visible list of locations or pins—with options to reorder them, change colors, and add pop-up notes to each one. Custom note styles like comic book bubbles or chat bubbles would add a fun, creative touch. I’d also love more customization for the path line—such as patterns, color, and opacity—as well as more font styles, sizes, and colors. Personalizing the characters (hair, skin tone, body type, clothing) and saving those defaults for future use would be a big plus. One of my top feature wishes: being able to control the camera perspective—starting from a set point of view, ending on another, and freely customizing how it pans between for more dynamic storytelling. Lastly, please improve the iPad UI.