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This app transforms your photo library into a visual journey across an illustrated atlas. It uses photo metadata to create animated routes, personalized postcards from visited cities, and passport stamps for countries. Save journeys as posters or videos to share.
1.0.3
September 14, 2026
- Films now come in 15 seconds by default, made for stories. Full length is one tap away on the Film ticket. - Save a passport page as a poster, with the UV glow you tilt the phone to find. - Drag the counter under a pile to jump to any letter or photo. Flick up as well as left. - A short tour now walks first-time travellers through the app, from choosing the dates to opening a letter and turning a passport page.
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Stourk reads only the date and place stored with your photos to create journeys. It does not upload any photos or location data, and your library is read-only to the app. You can clear local data at any time.
Yes, Stourk is designed for privacy. It has no account, no server, and no analytics. All data processing and storage happen locally on your iPhone.
Stourk uses a printed atlas style map, not a satellite view. The routes are drawn as the shortest arc between the locations of your photos, sourced from OpenFreeMap and OpenStreetMap.
Yes, you can save your journeys as a poster or export them as a short video to share with others. This allows you to easily distribute your visual travel narratives.
Stourk is currently supported on iPhone. It was released on September 9, 2026, with version 1.0.1 updated on September 10, 2026.
Stourk is available in English and Turkish. This allows users in both language communities to enjoy visualizing their photo journeys.
No, Stourk does not contain advertisements. As a free application, it focuses on providing a seamless user experience without interruptions from ads.
Stourk has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children and general audiences, with no mature content.