Mapsake may fit you if
Choose Mapsake if you want to map years of photos, relive places, search memories, and keep the record within Apple's ecosystem.
Travel app comparison
Mapsake vs Skratch: a travel keepsake or an all-purpose travel companion.
Skratch combines a personal map with destination information and travel utilities such as eSIMs and visa guidance. Mapsake stays focused on turning your existing history into a private, long-lived atlas.
Comparison based on publicly documented features; visit Skratch's official website for its latest details.
Skratch may fit you if
Choose Skratch if you want mapping alongside destination research, trip utilities, and cross-platform access.
Side by side
The practical differences.
| Area | Mapsake | Skratch |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Personal travel history and memories | Travel mapping, planning information, eSIMs, and utilities |
| Starting the map | Photos, travel exports, or manual marking | Mark places and build a Skratch passport |
| Photo experience | Pins, Photo Explorer, place stories, Rewind, and Constellations | Memories attached to a broader travel companion |
| Platforms | Apple devices | iOS and Android |
| Price | Free, no ads or in-app purchases | Free download with paid products and features |
Bring your existing history with you.
Mapsake previews supported data before adding it, so you can verify the result first.
Read the Skratch import guide →Questions
Before you choose.
Can I import a Skratch map into Mapsake?
Yes. Copy a shared Skratch passport link and Mapsake can preview supported visited, lived, and next country lists.
Does Mapsake sell eSIMs?
No. Mapsake is a travel atlas and memory product rather than a connectivity marketplace.
Try the private, photo-built atlas.
Mapsake is completely free, with no account, ads, subscription, or in-app purchase.
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