Your travels, painted into a personal atlas — five map lenses, built from photo-library dates or manual additions.
Nothing leaves your iPhone unless you switch on your own private iCloud sync.
Current trial and pricing are shown in the App Store.
Try it — drag the map
The same travels, five free lenses: a filled-in Map, a spinning Globe, a wall of Flags, a Timeline of trips and a Pins view — plus a Planned view for the trips still ahead. Everything in the atlas is free.
Not sure where to draw the line? Read the countries-visited counter guide before you start counting.
Photo-library dates can help you reconstruct travel history without trying to remember every trip from scratch. Treat the result as a record to review: a photo history can be incomplete or may not capture every part of a journey.
No useful photo record for an old trip? Add the country by hand. Manual additions let you complete the map using your own definition of a meaningful visit.
Compare is free. Alongside country and continent counters, it collects badges as your count climbs and places you on a world-rank histogram, so your total means something next to everyone else's.
A count is only useful when it is built with the same rule for each place, so choose a consistent definition of a visit before you compare.
Insights is the one Pro part of the app. It turns your atlas into an annual report, a year-in-review story and headline cards — including an informational Travel Radar with rolling counters like Schengen 90/180 and the UK 180/365. Pro is a yearly-only subscription with a free trial; the current price is shown in the App Store.
Travel Radar is informational, not border or tax compliance. For that, use Schengen Calculator and Tax Residency Tracker.
Where you've been is sensitive. The current App Store listing describes no Flags account, no Flags cloud and no GPS tracking, on both iPhone and iPad. If you turn on sync, it uses your own private iCloud — encrypted to your Apple ID, never sent to us, photos never included — and switches off with one tap.
The whole story is on the privacy page, including the difference between your app record and the website's aggregate measurement.
It paints a private personal atlas of the countries you've visited from photo-library dates and manual additions. The atlas and its five lenses — Map, Globe, Flags, Timeline and Pins — plus your log, comparisons and sharing are all free. You decide what counts as a visit and can correct gaps in the record.
The current App Store listing describes no GPS tracking. Photo-library dates can help reconstruct travel history, and manual additions let you correct or complete the map when that history is incomplete.
Not through GPS — the current App Store listing describes no GPS tracking and no account. It counts countries from photo-library history you choose to share, reading dates to reconstruct your travel record, plus manual additions for any trip your photos miss.
The whole atlas is free: all five map lenses, building from photos, your log, Compare (badges and a world-rank histogram) and sharing. Pro adds one thing — Insights: an annual report, a year-in-review story and headline cards. Pro is a yearly-only subscription with a free trial.
It's now called Insights. Same idea, wider scope: an annual report, a year-in-review story and headline cards, including an informational Travel Radar with rolling counters for rules like Schengen 90/180 and the UK 180/365. Insights is the Pro part of the app.
The app is free to download, and the whole atlas is free to use. Pro (Insights) is a yearly-only subscription with a free trial. Current trial length and regional pricing are shown in the App Store and in-app before purchase.
Yes. The current version adds full iPad support alongside iPhone, so the atlas, your log and comparisons scale to the larger screen.
The current App Store listing describes no Flags account, no Flags cloud and no GPS tracking. If you turn on sync, it uses your own private iCloud — encrypted to your Apple ID, never sent to us, photos never included — and you can switch it off with one tap in the You tab.
The current App Store listing describes sharing a map image. Check the listing and the app for the current sharing options before relying on a particular export format.
Yes. Compare is free: alongside country and continent counters it shows badges and a world-rank histogram. Choose a consistent definition of a visit before you compare totals.
Add the country manually and apply the same rule you use for the rest of your map. This is useful for older, phone-free or photo-free travel.
A private record of where you've been. Optional private iCloud sync.
More apps in the fleetAlso live: Schengen Calculator · Tax Residency Tracker. See the fleet →
