Travel Passport: Travel Diary

Your camera roll already knows where you've been, and when. Travel Passport reads only the location and capture time stored in your photos, works out the places you visited, and turns them into a video of your route moving across a map. ■ How it works • Photos never leave your device. The map is built from location and time metadata; photos are loaded on-device only when you view them on the map. • Photos taken near each other are grouped, so the app can tell where you stayed and for how long. Places near home are left out. • Show your whole journey at once, or pick one trip for a short video. ■ Making a video • Portrait (Reels, Shorts), square, or landscape (YouTube) • 1080p, with automatic length (from relaxed to very fast) • Add a title, a tagline, and a closing line • Rendering happens in the background, and the finished video is saved straight to your photos • Save your whole journey as a single map image, too ■ My Map • When you open the app, a personal map that lights up every district and country you've visited becomes your home screen • Tap a place to see the photos you took there; places you keep returning to become your second and third hometowns ■ Premium (one-time purchase, not a subscription) • Save without ads • Dark theme, globe view, satellite and OpenStreetMap maps • Close-up and fixed cameras, 720p and 1440p, display options ■ Privacy • Photo access is used only to read location and time metadata, and to show your own photos on your own map. • Photos, location history, and routes are never uploaded anywhere. • With online maps on, only the tile coordinates of the visible map area are sent to the map server (Esri / OpenStreetMap). Map data: Natural Earth · Esri · © OpenStreetMap contributors / Place names: Apple Maps · GeoNames ■ Recommendations · Map Battle · Records • Recommendations: this month's festivals and events plus places you haven't visited yet, with a star to save favorites • Map Battle: send a friend a link, compare who has been to more places and check the rankings • Records: collect a passport stamp for every region you've visited and share it as an image