Neyron

When a trip ends, the stubs in your wallet and the photos on your phone rarely tell the same story. Neyron brings them together in one private passport-style jacket on your iPhone. You clip each paper ticket after you have already used it—flight, train, museum, or anything else—along with the date, the place you typed, who came with you, a short written note, an optional photo of the stub, and even a spoken line you want to keep. Nothing here books a seat, checks a fare, or replaces your airline app. Neyron is for the paper that remains once the journey is over. Your jacket opens like a card pulled from a catalog drawer. Stubs group by trip and sort by day, so you can see how a journey unfolded instead of hunting through scattered images. Each entry appears as a torn-edge ticket clipped onto the page—drawn in the app, not pasted from a template—so the collection feels like a real…