Countries Visited: Travel Map

Keep count of the countries visited on your own world map. A travel map for anyone who keeps count: mark each country as Visited, Lived, Transit or Want to go, and add every trip with its date. You can also log states, provinces and cities, and see your stats by year and by continent.

▶ Your map
• A world map of 241 countries and territories. Tap a country to mark it Visited, Lived, Transit or Want to go.
• Choose how you count: the 193 UN member states, the UN members plus the two observer states (195), or every place on the map. The number you see always shows what it is counting, for example "41 / 195".
• Tiny island nations are easy to tap, and you can zoom and pan anywhere.
• Disputed areas are shown neutrally and are never counted on their own.

▶ States, provinces and regions
• Go deeper in 15 countries: US states, Canadian provinces, Australian states, Brazilian and Mexican states, German Länder, French and Italian regions, Spanish communities, Japanese prefectures, Korean provinces, Indian states, Chinese provinces, Taiwan and the four UK nations.
• See "12 / 51" region progress for each one.

▶ Cities and your own places
• Search thousands of larger cities (in your language too) and pin them.
• Add your own spot by coordinates – a trailhead, a beach, a small village.

▶ Every trip, not just a tick
• Log repeat visits to the same place: year, month or day, plus a note.
• Two trips on the same day stay two trips.
• Stats by year: new countries each year versus all the trips you took, and your streak of years with a new country.

▶ Stats
• Share of places visited in the counting you chose.
• Share of land area represented by the countries you have visited.
• Progress per continent, countries you have lived in, cities and regions.

▶ Wishlist
• Keep your "want to go" places in your own order and tick them off when you make it.

▶ Share
• Share an image of your map with your count, or a recap of one year.

▶ Backup
• Your map is saved on this phone. No account and no sign-in.
• Export a backup file whenever you like and import it on a new phone. Combine two backups: every visit is kept and the most recent change to each place wins.
• The app keeps automatic copies of your map from the last few days you used it.
• The app does not use your location, camera, photos or microphone – you decide what goes on your map.

Map shapes are simplified; borders and names follow Natural Earth data and do not imply any position on disputed territories. City data: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).