Roamango: Your Trips, Filmed

Your camera roll already holds every trip you've taken. Roamango finds them and turns each one into a travel video that draws itself. No editing, nothing to build.

Your camera roll already holds every trip you've taken. Roamango finds them and turns each one into a cinematic map video — the route drawing itself between destinations, your best photos surfacing at every stop.

You don't build anything. Open the app and your travel history is already there.

HOW IT WORKS

Roamango reads the location data your camera saved alongside your photos and groups them into trips. Then it picks the shots worth showing — favourites first, then portraits, panoramas, and the ones you took the time to edit.

Pick a trip. Tap once to render. Watch it play. Share it.

WHAT YOU CAN MAKE

Trip roams — every stop on one journey, in order Year in Review — a whole year of travelling swept into a single roam Build Your Own — drop your own pins, choose your own photos Crossed Paths — compare your travels with a friend's and find the places you both went, and the times you just missed each other

MAKE IT YOURS

Map themes, route line styles, photo reveal styles, camera speed and photo pacing. Add music from the built-in library, or record a voiceover — Roamango dips the music while you speak.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

No account. No sign-up. No email address. Your photos never leave your iPhone: scanning, grouping, choosing photos and rendering all happen on the device. Roamango never uploads or stores them.

WHAT'S FREE

Everything you need to make something worth posting. Unlimited roams, no length limit, no export limit, and full 1080p vertical video carrying a small Roamango watermark — plus every pacing control, all nine typefaces and both photo styles.

A single one-time purchase — no subscription — adds the full set of map themes, route and reveal styles, all 31 music tracks, square and landscape formats, 60fps, and removes the Roamango watermark.

Available in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese and Korean.