🚂 Interrail
Your Interrail, stop by stop. And back home, everyone's at ease.
Pick your cities (or one of ten ready-made routes), tap "I've arrived" when you step off the train, and your people see you moving along the route. No constant check-ins, no one following your every move.
An Interrail is the first time many people truly travel on their own. And the first time a parent spends two weeks not really knowing where their kid is. Mi Estela is built for both sides: you travel your way, and they know you're doing fine without having to text you every five minutes.
It's not constant location sharing—it's a check-in per city. When you step off the train you tap "I've arrived," drop a photo and a line if you feel like it, and your circle sees it drawn on the train route. The rest (the hostel, the tickets, the phone dying, the friend who wanders off) we figure out with you.
All of this already works
What Estela does for you on your Interrail
Safety is free. Always. Getting there, sleeping, sorting out emergencies and letting your people know—that's never charged. Premium is just the Interrail journal: the cities, the people, your days. And only if you fill it up a lot.
Your route, city by city
Build your trip and see it drawn on the train route, with a little train icon at the city you're in right now.
Photo journal for each stop Premium
At every city you drop a photo and a line. By the end, it's the whole movie of your trip.
Your trip passport
Estela counts your cities, your countries and your kilometers. A keepsake that fills itself—you don't have to do a thing.
The city, the moment you arrive
Step off the train: restrooms, water, pharmacy, things to see… real places near you, ready to tap and open on the map.
How do I get there?
Tell it where you're headed and it takes you straight to the tickets for your next leg. You don't want to search for trains—you just want to get there.
Plan B
Missed the train, can't find the hostel, got robbed, low battery, got separated, not feeling well, almost out of cash. Say what's going on and I'll walk you to the fix.
The time, here and there
What time it is where you are and where your people are, so you call at the right moment—not at 3 a.m.
What am I missing?
The checklist before you leave: passport, charger, adapter, card, padlock… so you don't forget a thing.
Estela's got your back Premium
Tired? Raining? Missed the train? €12 left for today? Tell her and she'll help you figure it out, no rush.
Take me to the hostel
If you're lost, Estela walks you back to wherever you're sleeping tonight.
Your people see you moving along
Your family knows you're doing fine, without you having to report in all the time.
The shared wallet
Who paid for what, no arguing at the end. Log it in three taps and Estela tells you who owes what to whom. Not a single euro goes through us.
Other Interrailers
Meet other travelers near you, only if you want to. With permission, adults only, and without sharing your exact spot.
Up and running in one minute
Ten ready-made routes (or build your own)
If you don't know where to start, pick a template and tweak it to your liking. If you already know what you want, search your cities one by one (Estela knows the stations) and you're set.
The classic western loop
London · Paris · Amsterdam · Cologne · Basel · Milan · Florence · Rome
Central European capitals
Paris · Brussels · Amsterdam · Berlin · Prague · Vienna · Budapest
The Scandinavian
Copenhagen · Gothenburg · Stockholm · Oslo · Bergen
The Balkans
Zagreb · Belgrade · Sarajevo · Mostar · Dubrovnik · Split
From home to Paris
Madrid · Zaragoza · Barcelona · Montpellier · Lyon · Paris
The Mediterranean
Barcelona · Montpellier · Marseille · Nice · Genoa · La Spezia · Florence · Rome
Italy top to bottom
Milan · Verona · Venice · Bologna · Florence · Rome · Naples
The Alps
Geneva · Interlaken · Lucerne · Zurich · Innsbruck · Salzburg · Munich
The eastern route
Berlin · Dresden · Prague · Wrocław · Kraków · Budapest
The Baltic
Berlin · Gdańsk · Vilnius · Riga · Tallinn · Helsinki
We answer your questions
Frequently asked questions
Does my family see where I am all the time?
No. Interrail on Mi Estela works by check-in: they see the city where you tapped "I've arrived," your last signal, and—if you choose to share it—your position on the circle map. You decide how you appear: precise, zone only, or invisible.
What if I miss my train or get robbed?
Open Plan B, say what happened (missed the train, can't find the hostel, got robbed, low battery, got separated, not feeling well, almost out of cash) and Estela walks you to the fix. SOS alerts your people with your location and puts the country's emergency number one tap away.
Is it free?
Yes. Getting there, sleeping, sorting out emergencies and letting your people know—that's never charged. Premium is just the Interrail journal (the cities, the people, your days), and only if you fill it up a lot.
Does it work outside Spain?
Yes. Mi Estela works in any country with a data connection. Estela knows what time it is where you are and where your people are, so you call at the right moment.
Can I split expenses with the group?
Yes. The shared wallet logs who paid for what and tells you who owes what to whom. Not a single euro goes through Mi Estela—you move the money yourselves.
Keep exploring
Erasmus & living abroad
Live abroad without vanishing: an "I'm okay" at your own pace, your new city, and the time back home.
See what Estela does →
World
Camino de Santiago
Seventeen Caminos with all their stages. Mark each one and your people see you moving forward. "I've arrived at the hostel," one tap.
See more →
Feature
SOS
Alert your circle with your location. Always free. Does not replace 112.
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Your people, close. Even when they're far away.
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