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PeregriNeo

PeregriNeo: walk the Camino at your pace, with your family close

Your plan for each day, an offline map, offline help and your family at ease. Free to start, in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian and German.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

PeregriNeo Today screen walking from Sarria: distance done and to go, weather at the end, arrival time at your pace and the distance to the next fountain, café, pharmacy and cash machine, with the map and SOS button

Today, at a glance

How far you have come and how far to go, your arrival time with the hills counted, and how far to the next fountain, café or pharmacy. The profile tells you if the hard part is over.

Day profile with a dot showing where you are and what is left to climb and descend, alerts from other pilgrims and tomorrow’s stage

Your plan, your pace

Choose where and when you start, and PeregriNeo splits the Camino into days. If a day changes, move the end, split it or rest, and the rest of the plan rearranges itself.

Your plan from Sarria to Santiago: arrival day, six walking days, 115 km and total climbing, with the calendar, a map with each day in its colour and the offline map saved on the phone

Where to sleep

The albergues at the end of each day, with a ready-written WhatsApp message to book. Once you have a bed, mark it as booked.

Where to sleep at the end of the day: albergues with their beds, WhatsApp, Call and Web buttons, and one marked as Booked

The map, offline

Your whole plan saved on your phone, with albergues, fountains, places to eat and pharmacies. It works in the hills and abroad with no data.

Map tab: your whole Camino full screen with albergues, fountains, places to eat and pharmacies, filters by type and a See the whole Camino button

Your family follows you

A link for today, a few hours or the whole Camino. They open it in the browser, with nothing to install, and can ask to be told if your battery is low, if you stop or when you arrive.

Share sheet: a link for today only, a few hours or the whole Camino, with a note to remember who it is for

Your Camino family

Add the people you meet on the way with their QR code. Nobody sees anything until you choose; walking together, you create a group.

Your Camino family with two friends and their avatars, your contacts, create a group and add friends by QR

Help and 112, offline

What to do about a blister, tendinitis, a sprain or the heat, saved on your phone. The SOS button calls 112 and shows your coordinates and your Camino kilometre.

Help on the Camino, offline: before you set off and on the Camino, with a button to call 112 and topics such as blisters, chafing, tendinitis, knees and a twisted ankle

The Camino tells you

As you reach each village: its story, its local dish and what it has, from albergue and bar to pharmacy or fountain.

The Camino tells you, arriving in Sarria: a Wikimedia Commons photo, its history from Wikipedia, the local dish and the village’s services

Your keepsake credential

A photo of each stamp, with its date and village. It is your keepsake: the paper credential is the one that counts for the Compostela.

Keepsake credential with the Sarria and San Martiño stamps in order and the Stamp today button; it opens from its card on Today

And also

  • Camino alertsWhat pilgrims ahead are reporting.
  • Sunset timeWhen it gets dark, offline.
  • Dark modeNo dazzling anyone in the albergue.
  • PrivacyNo ads, no tracking.

Every map, story and photo carries its source and licence (data and credits, in Spanish); what you don’t share stays on your phone (privacy, in Spanish). How does it compare? See the best Camino apps.

Download

Free to start, with a complete free version for walking the Camino. It is being tested with pilgrims and coming very soon to iPhone and Android.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

FAQ

Is PeregriNeo free?

Yes, to start: the plan, the offline map, the help and sharing where you are today are free. The Camino Pass, a one-off payment per Camino, lets your family follow you the whole way.

Does it work without signal?

Yes. Save your plan’s map and the map, stages, places, village stories and the Help section work with no data. What you share with your family is sent when signal returns.

What languages is PeregriNeo in?

English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian and German.

Does my family need to install anything?

No. You send them a link and they open it in the browser on their phone or computer.

Does the app credential count for the Compostela?

No. PeregriNeo’s credential is a keepsake with photos of your stamps. For the Compostela you need the stamped paper credential. PeregriNeo is independent and has no link with the Pilgrim’s Office.

Which Caminos does it cover?

The main Caminos in Spain and Portugal: the Camino Francés, the Portuguese Central and Coastal routes, the Norte, Primitivo, Inglés, Vía de la Plata, Sanabrés, Invierno and Finisterre–Muxía, among others.