Where do my tickets live?

Every Ticket you make goes to the same place: the Tickets tab, under All tickets. It lands there the moment it finishes printing, whether or not it belongs to a Memory. Newest first, two columns, nothing hidden away.

Finding one again

• Search, in the field under the title. It reads the design’s name, the category, the places, the dates, and the main things printed on the ticket: the airline, the film, the artist, the station. So “Heritage”, “museum”, “Lisbon” and “2026” all find something.
• Sort, from the ⋯ button at the top right. “How do I sort my tickets?” walks through the options.
• Or open the Memory it belongs to, if you remember the trip better than the ticket.

Seat, gate and row numbers are left out of search on purpose. They are short and they repeat, so typing “7” would match half your gallery.

What a ticket’s own screen shows

Tap a ticket and it opens on a screen of its own. Under the ticket sits a row of chips: Creation, Edited, Template and Type. Below them come a map of the place the ticket names, the mood you logged for it if it has one, and ASSOCIATED MEMORIES: every Memory this ticket is part of.

Adding a ticket to a Memory doesn’t take it out of the gallery. It’s a link, not a move: the same ticket can sit in several Memories, and it stays in All tickets either way. “How do I add tickets to a Memory?” covers both directions.

Journeys with several legs

A public transport journey made of several legs reads as one card in the gallery, with a small badge showing how many legs it holds. Open it and you can move from one leg to the next. Lumoria keeps them together everywhere: inside a Memory, and when you delete.