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A private, local-first travel atlas (formerly visited. lived. next.). Mark everywhere you've visited, lived, and want to go next on a real satellite globe, and see it as stats, heatmaps, and shareable cards.

No sign-up, no login. Your map lives on your device.

Yes. No ads, no subscription, and no in-app purchases.

iPhone, iPad, and Mac, plus an Apple Watch app and complication and an Apple TV viewer. It targets iOS and iPadOS 18 and later.

Import from your Photos library or a travel app you already use. Most people get a full map in about a minute.

Photos (this device), Immich, Google Drive, NomadList, Skratch, Visited, Flighty, FlightRadar24, Tripsy, Polarsteps, and Airbnb.

Each geotagged photo is clustered and matched to a country, region, or city with a built-in offline gazetteer. No network, and nothing leaves your device.

Yes. Filter by capture device, altitude and speed (to drop in-flight shots), a minimum photo count per place, an exclude list, and screenshots or edited photos.

Opt Photos, Immich, or NomadList into automatic syncing and your map grows as you travel, with notifications you control.

Yes. Export to JSON, CSV, Excel, or HTML, plus backup and restore (open a backup from Files).

Visited (everywhere you've set foot), lived (places that were home), and next (trips ahead). Switch one to recolor your whole map; combined shows all three.

Yes. Swipe the lens picker to shade countries by photos taken, recency of your last visit, or time spent, as a heatmap with a legend.

Zoom in and a pin drops at every spot you took a photo. Tap one to flip through those photos full-screen with each shot's date, camera, location, altitude, and speed.

Yes. Countries to states and provinces to cities, plus airports. States can be colored individually.

Overlays, stats, search, and your data are fully offline. The live satellite imagery streams from Apple Maps when you're connected.

Shareable stat cards (percent of the world, continents, flags, time spent, and per-lens breakdowns) in colorful swipeable styles.

Yes. A live spinning-globe card you can share as a looping reel video.

A shareable world map shaded by your photos, recency, or time spent.

A private invite link, a QR code, or someone nearby. Whoever connects sees the other's map. It's mutual and private.

A feed of the new places your friends add and the achievements they unlock.

Yes. An overlap map, who leads each continent, shared achievements, and a shareable card.

Only if you turn on home sharing. Then a pin shows where each of you lives.

Around 160: continents, country groups (G7, NATO, EU, the Nordics, OPEC, the Ring of Fire, wine countries, and more), and milestones, with bronze to platinum tiers.

On your device (SwiftData), optionally synced across your own devices via your private iCloud. No third-party servers, no analytics, no ads.

No analytics, no tracking, no account.

Export, back up, restore, and delete are each one clear action in Settings.

Yes, over your private iCloud, with no separate sign-in.

An Apple Watch app and complication, an Apple TV read-only viewer, and Home, Lock, and StandBy widgets.

Choose UN members or de-facto states, and decide how transcontinental countries are handled.

English, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese, chosen in iOS Settings.

The TV reads from iCloud. Make sure it's on the same iCloud account and give sync a minute.

Both people need to open the link. Pull to refresh on the Friends tab.

Grant Photos access and check that your Record photo filters (device, altitude, speed, minimum count) aren't excluding them.