A whole year of travel, in one poster.
That poster someone shared is a Nanvero year in points — where they went, how they paid with points and what they kept, counted from the trips in their account. Nobody typed it in. Yours can be next.
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What is a Nanvero year in points?
A Nanvero year in points is a recap of one person's travel year, drawn from the trips, rewards and transfers in their Nanvero account — where they went, how they paid with points, the smart moves they made and what they kept from expiring, with a poster to share at the end. Nobody types it in, and it only counts what really happened.
Your year, counted for you.
The figures come from the trips you took, the rewards you booked and the transfers you made, so they're a record rather than a claim. Each program keeps its own points: the recap never adds different currencies into one number.
On the poster your choice
What it never shows.
The poster is made to be posted, so it only carries counts of what happened. Money figures stay off unless you switch them on, and then they're rounded.
The travel passport, for where you've beenNever on the poster whatever you pick
- Balances or what your wallet is worth
- Hotel names, exact dates or your home city
- Upcoming trips
- Account or confirmation numbers
- Spend, or anyone else in your household
Three steps, and December does the rest.
- 01
Bring your year in
Forward your booking confirmations, import a calendar or TripIt, and log the rewards and transfers you made. Forwarded award bookings log themselves.
- 02
Open your recap in December
From December 1 it's on your Home page, the year so far, panel by panel. Anything with nothing in it is left out.
- 03
Share the poster
Choose whether money shows and whether your name does, then share it, download it or copy it into a post.
Questions, answered.
It is a Nanvero year in points: a recap of one person's travel year, with the figures they chose to show — trips, nights, countries, rewards booked, transfers made.
They didn't build it by hand. Nanvero counted it from the trips, rewards and transfers in their account, so every number is something that really happened.
Sign up and bring your trips in: forward your confirmations, import a calendar or TripIt file, and log the rewards and transfers you make. Your recap builds as they arrive, and it opens from your Home page from December 1.
Yes. Every Nanvero plan, Free included, gets a year in points. What it can count depends on what your plan tracks: trips and redemptions come with Pro.
No. Points from different programs aren't the same currency, so the recap keeps each program on its own line. It never shows a single total of everything you earned or spent.
Only figures you logged yourself: the cash price of a reward booking, or a refund from a hotel bill. Nothing is estimated. On the poster, money is off unless you switch it on, and then it is rounded.
No. Nanvero never signs in to a loyalty account. It works from the confirmations and statements those accounts already email you.
Travel passport
Everywhere you've been, drawn on a globe — the card that goes with your year.
Redemptions
Every reward you book, logged — and what each point was worth when you logged the price.
Pricing
Free for your balances and offers; Pro adds trips and redemptions, so your recap tells the whole year.
Next December,
your year tells itself.
Point your travel email at Nanvero and let your own trips count the year.
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