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Version 1.5.0 · 2026-10-09
This release includes bug fixes and stability improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.5.0, updated 2026-10-09.






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Ikisaki solves the problem of travel planning by keeping all your flights, stays, activities, and tickets organized in one place, allowing you to plan every detail of your trip and create the perfect itinerary that keeps your journey organized and stress-free.
Key features to plan your perfect trip:
Create Your Perfect Itinerary
- Plan every detail of your trip in one place. Add flights, lodging, and must-visit spots to create a personalized itinerary that keeps your journey organized and stress-free.
Immerse Yourself
- Step into your destination before you arrive. With 3D maps and Street View, explore neighborhoods, landmarks, and hidden corners as if you’re already there.
Optimize Your Routes
- Spend less time getting from place to place and more time enjoying your trip.…
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This release includes bug fixes and stability improvements.
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