BeenThere Trips

BeenThere turns every journey into a travel collection you can keep building for years.

Explore new places, collect location-based badges and stamps, organize your trips, and watch your travel history come alive across an interactive map, globe, passport, and timeline.

COLLECT YOUR TRAVELS

Earn collectible badges for countries, states, cities, local areas, landmarks, events, and other destinations. Build a personal passport that reflects where you have been and what you have discovered.

BUILD YOUR TRAVEL TIMELINE

Keep your visits, trips, badges, photos, notes, and memories organized by date. Look back through your travel history and relive every journey in one place.

EXPLORE THE WORLD

View your travels on an interactive globe and detailed map. Discover nearby badges, saved spots, available places, and destinations you still have left to collect.

PLAN TRIPS WITH ATLAS

Create upcoming trips, add multiple destinations, organize itinerary days, save reservations, build packing lists, and use Atlas to help create a personalized travel plan.

RECORD YOUR ROUTES

Track flights, trains, and boat journeys. Save completed routes and see your travel connections appear across the globe.

SAVE YOUR MEMORIES

Attach photos, notes, documents, and important details to your trips and visits so your travel history includes more than just a location.

COMPLETE CHALLENGES

Finish daily, weekly, monthly, and annual travel challenges to earn Travel Stubs and XP.

CLIMB THE LEADERBOARD

Compare your progress with other explorers across global, country, state, city, and friends leaderboards.

LEVEL UP YOUR PASSPORT

Earn XP, unlock new explorer titles, collect Travel Stubs, discover travel coins, and continue growing your passport with every adventure.

Whether you are exploring your hometown, taking a road trip, flying across the country, or traveling around the world, BeenThere helps you collect, organize, and remember the places that make up your journey.

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