Track My A

Track My A

Count Your Countries

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  • Released
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  • January 27, 2026
  • April 16, 2026

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Ever wonder how many countries your trusty travel companion has carried you to? Track My A is your faithful sidekick that automatically logs every country you visit. Just like donkeys have helped travelers for centuries, our little friend does the work for you - no manual entry needed. (What did you think the "A" stood for?) Adventure, ofc! FEATURES Interactive World Map Explore your travels on a beautiful map. Watch your visited countries light up in orange. Pinch to zoom. It's your personal conquest map. Automatic Country Detection Your visits are recorded automatically in the background. Cross a border and your donkey knows - no tapping required. Travel Statistics See your complete travel history at a glance. Filter by year, last 90 days, or all time. Brag responsibly. Day Counter Know exactly how many days you've spent in each country. Yes, that layover counts. Achievements Unlock badges as you explore. Continent collector? Globe trotter? Find out. Beautiful, Simple Design A clean interface that makes checking your travel stats a joy - not a chore. Privacy First Your location data stays on your device. No accounts, no cloud, no creepy tracking. Just you and your travels. HOW IT WORKS 1. Allow location access 2. Travel somewhere (the fun part) 3. Let Track My A handle the rest Track My A runs quietly in the background, using battery-efficient location monitoring to detect when you've entered a new country. Perfect for frequent travelers, digital nomads, and anyone curious about their global footprint. Saddle up. The world is waiting.
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What's New in Track My A

1.2.0

April 16, 2026

What's New in 1.2.0: Lawyered-Up Ass Your donkey read the fine print. Borders hate it. Stay Limits New rule type. Pick a visa, pick a day cap. D12 in Bali, 90 days in Thailand, that sneaky 60-day extension you forgot about. Your donkey watches the clock and yells before Immigration does. It knows when you got there, when you have to leave, and exactly how many days you've got left. Visa Prompt Land in a new country and a little sheet pops up asking what visa you came in on. One tap, stay limit set. It doesn't nag. It doesn't repeat. Swipe it away and it stays away. Your donkey can take a hint. Visa Catalog 127 countries. 597 visas. Tourist, transit, business, those weird multi-entry ones. Two thirds come straight from the government site, the rest from Wikipedia (flagged honestly so you know). Your donkey did the reading. Return Requirements For the residency crowd. UK Settled Status, US Green Card, Spanish TIE, Portuguese D7, Australian PR. Set how long you're allowed to be away and your donkey tracks the clock. Shouts before your permit goes stale. Suggested Setup New flow. Where do you live? Citizen, resident, or just passing through? Pick two things and your donkey lines up the right rules. One tap to confirm. No more staring at compliance menus like they're tax forms. Stats Tab, Rebuilt Six numbers up top now. Countries, continents, days tracked, current streak abroad, days abroad this year, new countries this year. Year over year deltas underneath. Top countries. Continent breakdown. Your donkey finally put the receipts in a frame. Mini World Map Lives on the Dashboard. Your countries, always in view. Tap it for the full map. Your donkey likes to show off a bit. Collapsible Achievements Still 25 badges. They just don't hog the screen anymore. Tap the header to see them. Polish Captions are readable now. VoiceOver stops triple announcing the rule rows. The passport remove button actually looks like a remove button. Delete dialogs admit when something can't be undone. Stats tab isn't a void for new users. The visa prompt remembers when you told it to go away. Under the Hood Rewrote how data gets saved. Visa catalog loads in the background so the first country entry doesn't stutter. On device crash diagnostics that never leave your phone. 14 unit tests on the rule engine because border math shouldn't be vibes. Still stubborn. Still private. Now with a lawyer on retainer.

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