Off Track: Leave Planner

Off Track shows how many days of annual leave you have left and helps you turn them into a trip. Your balance is one ring: days used, days booked, and what's left in the middle. Flip the card for your year in trips: days away, what they cost in leave, and the months you went. HOME • Your next trip as a postcard, with the days counting down. • A warning when days are about to expire. • Upcoming public holidays, and the days off around them. • Home Screen widgets for your next trip or your balance (one-off purchase). EXPLORE • Illustrated cards for 360+ places. Filter by month, trip length, region or kind of break. • Each place shows weather by month, a rough flight time and fare from your home city, and how long to go for. • Guides cover what to see, eat and drink, where to stay, and where to go next. • Or just say what you want ("a week somewhere warm in March") and the list narrows. It runs on your iPhone, on devices with Apple Intelligence. CALENDAR • The whole year, with public holidays and weekends already marked. See what a week away costs in leave before you commit, then tap a start and an end date to add it. • "Breaks for you" finds the leave worth taking around public holidays: three days off can become nine. Preview one, then add or drop a day at a time. • Handles half days, carry-over and your own company holidays. • Add a trip to your calendar, or copy an out-of-office message that's already written. NO ACCOUNT, NO ADS, NO TRACKING Your leave and trips stay on your iPhone. The only thing Off Track itself sends is the name of a place you look up that isn't already in the app. Everything is free except the Home Screen widgets, a one-off purchase. There's also an optional tip jar; tips unlock nothing. Public holidays are built in for 130 countries and territories, including US states, Australian states, Canadian provinces, German Länder and the UK nations. Balances, weather, flight times and fares are estimates from public data, so check with your employer and the airline before you book.