Mapsake may fit you if
Choose Mapsake if photos, on-device processing, dated place stories, Apple devices, and a completely free experience matter most.
Travel app comparison
Mapsake vs Visited: a private memory atlas or a travel discovery planner.
Visited combines travel maps with destination lists, inspiration, and planning. Mapsake concentrates on privately reconstructing and remembering your own travel history across Apple's ecosystem.
Comparison based on publicly documented features; visit Visited's official website for its latest details.
Visited may fit you if
Choose Visited if you want destination inspiration, extensive travel lists, planning tools, and support beyond Apple's platforms.
Side by side
The practical differences.
| Area | Mapsake | Visited |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Private travel memory atlas | Travel map, lists, inspiration, and planning |
| Starting the map | Photos and supported imports can build it automatically | Select places and experiences, or use an existing Visited account |
| Personal history | Place dates, photo pins, memories, Rewind, and Constellations | Maps, lists, goals, itineraries, and personalized statistics |
| Platforms | Apple devices | iOS and Android |
| Price | Free, no ads or in-app purchases | Free features with paid premium options |
Bring your existing history with you.
Mapsake previews supported data before adding it, so you can verify the result first.
Read the Visited import guide →Questions
Before you choose.
Can I move from Visited to Mapsake?
Yes. Visited can export account data that Mapsake previews before importing supported country lists.
Does Mapsake include destination inspiration?
Mapsake keeps a next lens for future places, but its focus is your personal atlas rather than a destination-content feed.
Try the private, photo-built atlas.
Mapsake is completely free, with no account, ads, subscription, or in-app purchase.
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