In development
Mapogo turns your travels into a map you can play with. Fill in countries, then the states and cities inside them. Plan each trip, journal it, and keep a guide to every country in your pocket.
Spin a real globe, or flatten it out. Tap a place to collect it and it fills in behind you, first the country, then the states and provinces, then the cities you actually set foot in.
Everything you look up before you go, written into the app instead of scattered across twelve browser tabs.
Every fact names its source and the date it was gathered, and all of it is bundled in, so it still works with no signal.
Lay out the itinerary, get a nudge two hours before each flight and check-in, tick off a packing list, and keep drafts of the trips you are only dreaming about.
Write the day down while you still remember it, with the photos that go with it. Every shot lands in one scrapbook of the whole trip.
A shelf of written-out itineraries, each one a real route with the days already laid out. Tap "Use this plan" and it lands in your trips as a draft to rewrite however you like.
Thirty-two badges that unlock as your map fills, and four lists of places worth going out of your way for.
Tick one off and it keeps the date you saw it, and a photo if you took one.
Mapogo runs on your phone, not on a server: trips, photos and journal entries stay on the device. Free to use, with an optional Mapogo Pro subscription for unlimited states and cities, the four lists above, and the full set of map styles.