Mapsake may fit you if
Choose Mapsake if you want an Apple-focused, private atlas built from photos, dates, imports, memories, achievements, and shareable travel stories.
Travel app comparison
Mapsake vs been: two different ways to map where you've traveled.
Both apps can mark countries, regions, and future destinations. The central difference is how the map begins: been is a focused map-first tracker, while Mapsake can reconstruct a broader dated atlas from Photos and supported travel exports.
Comparison based on publicly documented features; visit been's official website for its latest details.
been may fit you if
Choose been if you want a simpler country-and-region map on iPhone or Android and prefer its optional one-time Premium model.
Side by side
The practical differences.
| Area | Mapsake | been |
|---|---|---|
| Starting the map | Import Photos or supported travel histories, then edit the result | Mark countries and regions in a map-first workflow |
| Travel states | Visited, lived, and next | Visited countries plus a wishlist |
| Photo history | Mapped photos, dates, pins, Photo Explorer, and memories | Country and region tracking is the primary focus |
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV | iPhone and Android |
| Price | Free, with no ads or in-app purchases | Free core with optional one-time Premium |
Questions
Before you choose.
Can Mapsake replace a map I already made in been?
Mapsake can rebuild much of a travel history from Photos and other supported sources; places without usable source data can be added manually.
Is Mapsake available on Android?
No. Mapsake is designed for Apple's platforms; been is available for iPhone and Android.
Try the private, photo-built atlas.
Mapsake is completely free, with no account, ads, subscription, or in-app purchase.
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