aermes

Your camera roll already knows where you've been. Aermes turns it into trips, stops on a map, stories, reels and keeps a passport of every place so far.

Your best trips are already on your phone — as 400 unsorted photos. Aermes reads the times and places in your camera roll and hands you back the trip: the stops you made, the days as they happened, on a map, ready to keep or share.

POST WITHOUT STOPPING Set up Quick Capture and a tap of the Action Button — or a double-tap on the back of your phone — opens the camera. Take the photo. You're done. Aermes figures out where you were and writes the first draft of the caption.

RELIVE IT PROPERLY Turn any trip into a reel, rendered on your phone in seconds, with a look you pick and music if you want it. Watch your whole travel history as a film that flies across the globe. Export any trip as a printable travel journal.

TRAVEL TOGETHER Invite friends onto a trip: they add their photos, write their own captions, check in at stops. Share any trip with a link you can watch and revoke. Friends without the app see the whole thing in the browser, no download needed.

TAKE A TRIP SOMEONE ACTUALLY TOOK Every trip here is one a person really made — real photos, real places, in the order they happened. When you see one you want, make it yours: the stops and the days copy across as your own draft, ready to change. Their photos and their words stay theirs.

HIKE ANYWHERE Pick from 1,800+ trails across the Pacific Northwest and California — difficulty, length, and elevation on every pin — or just start recording. Distance, time, and climb are tracked on your phone, with or without signal, and your track is measured against the trail: how far you got, where you wandered off. Hike with friends and see everyone's numbers on the same stop. Name a route of your own and it can join the public catalog with your name on it, permanently.

YOUR PASSPORT Your profile is a living record: a globe with your pin on it, every country and city, and who you are as a traveler — written from where you've actually been.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Photo location data is stripped the moment a trip goes public. Links you share are yours to kill. Delete your account and your data goes with it.