Travel badges · The full ladder

Sixteen tiers, from first stamp to seventh horizon.

As your map fills in, Flags marks the milestones — nine badges for countries visited, seven for continents reached.

Countries visited

9 tiers · C0–C8
C0Home country
Grounded Dreamer

Haven't left home country yet, map full of future pins

~50–70% of adults never travel abroad
C11+ countries
First Stamp Explorer

Crossed first border, turned curiosity into action

Top 30–50% of adults
C22+ countries
Borderline Traveler

Sampled multiple countries, building mental world map

Top 30–40% of adults
C35+ countries
Seasoned Voyager

Five-plus club, level many never reach

Top 15–25% of adults
C410+ countries
Globe Trotter

Double-digit countries, firmly well-traveled minority

Top 5–10% of adults
C520+ countries
Route Navigator

Routes across multiple regions, beyond typical tourism

Top 1–3% of adults
C635+ countries
World Cartographer

Passport traces a map few will ever draw

Top 0.3–1% of adults
C760+ countries
Global Pathfinder

Huge share of world's countries explored

Top 0.05–0.3% of adults
C8100+ countries
Planet Legend

Triple-digit, ultra-rare global travel elite

Top 0.01% of adults

Continents reached

7 tiers · K1–K7
K11 continent
Homefront Traveler

Adventures within home continent

~50–70%+ never leave home continent
K22 continents
Dual-Continent Explorer

Leapt beyond region to second continent

Top 20–30% of adults
K33 continents
Tri-Continent Voyager

Genuinely global perspective

Top 5–10% of adults
K44 continents
World Circuit Rider

Multiple continents, real world circuit

Top 2–5% of adults
K55 continents
Fivefold Navigator

Touched most inhabited landmasses

Top 1–2% of adults
K66 continents
Near-Total Wayfarer

Almost everywhere, one continent remains

Top 0.2–0.5% of adults
K77 continents
Seventh Horizon Legend

All seven continents, most remote frontier

Top 0.01–0.05% of adults

About the percentiles. These are rough estimates drawn from publicly available travel statistics — most people never visit more than a handful of countries. Badges are earned entirely on your device, from your own travel record. Nothing about your map leaves your iPhone.