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Yuki vs Skratch

Choose Skratch if you want a travel scrapbook: a 3D globe of where you have been, memory maps, eSIMs and currency conversion. Choose Yuki if you want trips built from your booking emails on Pro, with a destination guide for visa rules, weather and health, plus your calendar, expenses and shared plans. Yuki keeps a travel passport map too.

A Yuki trip to Lisbon built from booking emails: the countdown, who is going, and a day-by-day itinerary of flights and the guesthouse
Yuki travel stats showing the countries you have visited on a map
A passport of everywhere you have been, built as you travel.

Skratch is a polished travel companion trusted by millions, with bucket lists, a visa checker and travel intel on a 3D globe. Skratch logs and equips your trips; Yuki plans them and organizes the rest of everyday life, travel included.

FeatureYukiSkratch
Track countries visited / passport mapTravel passportYes — 3D globe & stats, deeper
Auto-builds itineraries from booking emails
Travel eSIM data plans
Visa-requirement checkerVisa rule in each trip's destination guide
Travel intelligence (weather, currency, vaccinations)Yes: live weather with a 7-day forecast, vaccine and malaria guidance, currency, plugs, tap water and emergency number
Beyond travel: calendar, expenses, tasks, reminders
Natural-language AI assistant
Shared groups for couples, families & roommatesShare travel maps
PlatformsiOS, Android + webiOS & Android

Which is better for planning a trip, Skratch or Yuki?

For the trip itself, Yuki: it builds a day-by-day itinerary from your flight, hotel and booking emails, and every trip has a destination guide with the visa rule, weather, a health card, currency and plug type. Skratch is better for logging where you have been on a 3D globe and for buying eSIMs.

Choose Yuki if…

  • You want more than a travel log — a calendar, expenses, tasks and reminders organized automatically from your inbox
  • You'd rather your trip itineraries build themselves from booking emails than be entered by hand
  • You coordinate everyday life, not just travel, with a partner, family or roommates

Choose Skratch if…

  • You want to buy eSIM data plans and convert currencies in the same app as your travel map
  • Visualizing your travel history matters most to you: a 3D globe, countries-visited stats and memory maps
  • You want a mature, travel-focused app trusted by millions of travelers

Does Yuki's travel passport work like Skratch's map?

Partly. Yuki builds a travel passport automatically from your trips: a world map of the countries you have visited, stats for cities and continents, country stamps and explorer levels. You do not fill it in by hand. Skratch goes further on visualizing travel history, with a 3D globe and memory maps.

What does Yuki keep for each trip?

A day-by-day itinerary built from your booking emails, which you can share with everyone coming; boarding passes and documents kept with the trip, and in Apple Wallet; and a destination guide with the visa rule, a Health card, live weather and the local currency and plug type. Free trips allow up to 2 travellers and 1 document upload a month; Pro removes both limits.

What does Skratch cost?

Skratch is free to download, with one-time in-app purchases on the US App Store on 7 November 2026: a Power Ups Bundle at $11.99, Cities & Regions at $9.99 and Map Themes at $4.99. Its site mentions no subscription. Skratch also sells eSIMs for more than 200 locations and has a visa checker, and its destination pages cover plugs, holidays, currency, tipping, weather, vaccinations, tap water and emergency numbers.

Can I use Skratch and Yuki together?

Yes. Skratch is the better scrapbook for where you've been, with cities, regions, a bucket list and a 3D globe. Yuki is the better planner for where you're going next: it builds the trip from your booking emails and keeps its travellers and expenses in one place.

Skratch facts checked 7 November 2026. From skratch.world and Skratch’s App Store listing. Check each app’s current site for the latest.

Track the countries you have visited next to your trip plans. Start Yuki free on iOS, Android or the web.

Frequently asked questions

Does Yuki track countries visited like Skratch?
Yes. Yuki has a travel passport that marks the countries you've visited. Skratch goes deeper on travel-history visualization — a 3D globe, detailed passport stats and memory maps — so if that visual travel log is your main goal, Skratch is more specialized.
Can Yuki buy eSIMs or check visa requirements like Skratch?
Visa requirements, yes. Every Yuki trip has a destination guide with the usual visa rule for where you are going, taking the passports you have saved into account, live weather with a 7-day forecast, a Health card with the yellow fever entry rule, malaria and the vaccines the US CDC recommends, and the currency, plug type, tap water safety and emergency number. It is a guide, so confirm with official sources before you travel. Yuki does not sell eSIM data plans or convert currencies, which Skratch does.
Is Yuki a Skratch alternative?
Partly. Both plan trips and track countries visited, but they aim at different jobs: Skratch is a focused travel-tracking and travel-utilities app, while Yuki is a broader memory-and-coordination layer for all of everyday life that also builds your trips automatically from your booking emails.