Someone sent you their map
Paint yours and see where you land. About two minutes.
A free map of everywhere you have been. Tap, see the total, send it to whoever will argue with it.
244 to paint, of which 197 are countries by the app's own rule and the rest territories. Everything you paint counts the same.
Free, and yours to keep. One address to send to anyone, filling in as you travel.
There is a map for the states too. Same idea, fifty of them, free and no account.
Open the states map
Keep these in your own atlas and unlock all 87 as you travel. See a real one
Your 0 countries move across when you sign up. In the app the same map goes down to cities, and every journey, note, photo and person you traveled with is kept with it, updating from each new trip.
No account to make one. Your map lives in this browser until you save it.
Open TripProf's world map tool at world.tripprof.com and tap each country you have been to. The map fills the countries in as you go and counts them for you. It is free, runs in the browser, and needs no account.
TripProf's world map tool is free and needs no account. Your map is kept in your own browser, and you can paint it, share it, or leave without signing up for anything.
Tap the countries you have visited on the map at world.tripprof.com and the total is counted as you go, alongside the share of the world's 244 countries and territories that total covers and the number of continents they span.
Yes. TripProf's world map tool renders your map as a shareable image sized for social posts, and gives you a link to the map itself so someone else can see it and paint their own.
You decide. TripProf's map does not enforce a rule about airport layovers or border crossings, because travelers disagree about them. Tap the countries you consider visited and the count follows your own definition.
TripProf's world map tool counts the countries and territories you have painted and shows that total as a share of the 244 the map offers, alongside the continents they span. Every place counts the same, so a small country moves the number exactly as much as a large one does.
A missing feature, something confusing, a bug, an idea - anything at all.
In your own words, and in your own language.
0/600
We keep what you write, your language and rough country. How we handle it
A person reads every one of these.
Your 0 countries move across when you sign up. In the app the same map goes down to cities, and every journey, note, photo and person you traveled with is kept with it, updating from each new trip.
That link keeps working. The map itself is still only in this browser.
Free to use. Web, iPhone and Android.