You already have every trip you've taken. They're in your photos.
Miradu finds them on its own, the first time you open it. No account, nothing to type, no trip to declare. It reads the places and dates in your geotagged photos and rebuilds the journeys you actually made. Including the ones from ten years ago.
YOUR CONQUEST MAP
Every place you've set foot lights up your map. The 50 US states, or the subdivisions of 235 other countries, yours adapts to where you live. A globe for the whole world, a detailed map for your country.
You finally see where you stand. How many states. How many countries. What share of the world.
YOUR TRIPS, FOUND
Each journey becomes a page: its dates, its stops, its photos, its route. Miradu names them after the regions you crossed, puts them in order, and groups the moments of a day. You can fix anything, merge two trips, create one by hand, change a cover.
YOUR JOURNAL
Write next to your photos, whenever you feel like it. A line about a day, a memory about a stop, a caption under an image. It's the journal you never had time to keep — except it's already full of your photos.
YOUR STEPS, DAY AFTER DAY
Your past rebuilds itself from your photos. From today, what comes next is written too: turn it on and Miradu notes where you go, then gives you back each day, place by place, with its hours. A trip back in time that grows richer every day.
WORTH POSTING, NOT WORTH GIVING AWAY
Export your map or a single trip as an image made to be shared. Send a complete memory to someone (photos included) and they can add it to their own map.
100% ON YOUR IPHONE
No account. No server of ours. Your photos are analysed on the device and never leave it. Neither do your movements. If you turn on sync, it goes through your own private iCloud — yours, not ours.
Miradu works entirely offline.
ONE PURCHASE, NOT A SUBSCRIPTION
The map, the trips, the history and the places are free, with no time limit. Mirador unlocks unlimited journal writing and watermark-free exports. One purchase, once. No subscription.
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Miradu is made by one person, in France. Got a suggestion or found a bug? Write to us from Settings — we answer.
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