
PhotoFlight — Where I've Been
Photo Map & Travel Tracker
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Your photos already tell the story of everywhere you've been. PhotoFlight reads the GPS data in your photo library to automatically build your travel map — no manual tracking required.
Spin a 3D globe and see every country, city, and location you've visited. Zoom from continents down to neighborhoods. Tap any location to see your photos from that place.
TAP-TO-OPEN TRAVEL SOUVENIRS
Stick a small NFC tag on a fridge magnet, a framed photo, or a postcard and link it to a trip or country inside the app. From then on, one tap with your phone opens that memory right where you left it. The trip lives on the tag itself, so it keeps working even if you later remove the souvenir from the app. You can also write a link to any public web album onto a tag — tap, and it opens in your browser.
AUTOMATIC FLIGHT DETECTION
PhotoFlight detects your flights by analyzing when you left home and arrived somewhere new. See your complete flight history without entering a single booking.
SMART TRIP ALBUMS
"A Week in Barcelona", "3 Days in Tokyo" — trip albums are auto-generated with every photo from your holiday, organized by destination.
TRAVEL PASSPORT
Countries visited, cities explored, total distance flown, travel personality, and percentile rankings. See how you compare to other travelers.
INTELLIGENT PHOTO MATCHING
Screenshots and photos without GPS? PhotoFlight matches them to locations by date — if you were in London that week, your screenshots are probably from London too.
PRIVACY FIRST
All processing happens on your device. Your photos never leave your phone. No accounts, no uploads, no tracking.
PhotoFlight Pro (one-time purchase) unlocks:
• Unlimited photo history scan
• All trip albums and smart albums
• Manual flight entry and date correction
• Share cards and bragging stats
• Travel timeline and achievements
One purchase. Yours forever. No subscription.
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What's New in PhotoFlight
1.2.11
August 18, 2026
• Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Hindi multi-day trip titles could mix up a day count and a place name. Foundation took that personally, and the app could crash. • Photo Heatmap could also try to show the whole planet — plus a little extra — after an airline scan. MapKit objected. It now stays safely on the map. • Added regression tests for both, because passports and maps should be slightly less adventurous than their owners.
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In-App Purchases
$9.99
PhotoFlight Pro
Unlock all features forever. One-time purchase.











