Places I Go
My Places. My Privacy.
About
This app helps you privately track and organize all the places you visit, from restaurants to landmarks. You can rate your experiences, add notes and photos, and even plan trips. Share specific locations with friends or keep your history entirely to yourself.
What's New in Places I Go
1.09
July 30, 2026
• Multiple windows on iPad — open Places I Go side by side with itself. Each window keeps its own tab, place filters, and search. • Filter by rating — the Filters sheet can now narrow your list to places at or above the rating you pick. • Ask Siri on Apple Watch — look up a saved place from your wrist using the same phrases you already use on iPhone. • Finish a wrist visit on your phone — after you log a visit on Apple Watch, your iPhone now offers to add the details, even if you missed the notification. • Your Home Base now stays in sync across your devices. • Various minor bug fixes.
MoreSubscription plans
Places I Go Premium (Yearly)
Unlock Insights, Trips, GeoInsights, sharing and more.
FAQ
Does Places I Go have ads?
No, Places I Go is ad-free. The app emphasizes privacy and does not contain advertisements.
What is the cost of Places I Go?
Places I Go offers a 30-day free trial. After the trial, a subscription is required, with options for monthly at $4.99 or yearly at $39.99.
What devices support Places I Go?
Places I Go is available on iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is Places I Go updated?
The latest version, 1.06, was released on June 13, 2026, indicating recent development activity.
What is the age rating for Places I Go?
Places I Go has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Can I share my visited places with others in Places I Go?
Yes, you can share specific places or trip maps with friends you explicitly add. You can also collaborate on visits with friends.
What kind of insights can I get from Places I Go?
You can build custom queries based on tags, ratings, distance, and time to find specific places. It also provides geo-insights showing countries, states, and cities visited.
How does Places I Go handle user privacy?
Places I Go is designed with privacy in mind. It is not a public social network, does not sell data, and allows users to keep their history private or share selectively.