Hello! My Paso!

Hello! My Paso! is a local-first journal that turns places into a private map and timeline. Start without an account; visits, photos, and reflections are stored in app-private storage by default. Discover places - Explore 100 real places in South Korea on a map and in a list - Save places, create personal tags, search, and filter - Review previous visits and notes from place details Record memories - Distinguish GPS-verified and manual visits - Add a photo, note, rating, and reflection - Browse a chronological journal and true visit anniversaries - Export and restore a checksummed JSON backup Write faster with optional local AI - Draft journal text, classification, and keywords from the selected place name and note - A vision model receives only a resized temporary photo copy with EXIF removed - Nothing is sent before a transfer preview and explicit confirmation - Output is an editable draft, never auto-saved, synchronized, or shared Owner-controlled connection - HTTP/HTTPS localhost on this device or an exact user-confirmed HTTPS private-LAN IPv4 endpoint is accepted - HTTP private-LAN, public-internet, cloud, and developer-operated AI endpoints are blocked; HTTPS private-LAN is allowed after confirmation - HTTPS private-LAN use is an off-device transfer, its operator can process the content, and platform TLS encrypts it in transit - The developer does not operate an AI endpoint or receive, retain, or inspect requests - HTTP localhost stays on-device and is not off-device collection - Precise location, photo metadata, other records, and backups are excluded - No model weights are bundled; the user supplies a compatible local runtime There are no accounts, ads, behavioral tracking, or remote analytics. Location is used only for an explicit on-site check, with no background tracking. AI is optional and all manual journal features remain available without it. Version 0.3.0 is a closed-test update for optional local AI and a refreshed visual and accessibility experience. Its 100 bundled places come from a 19 July 2026 Wikidata structured-data snapshot under CC0. Venue status and coordinates can change after the snapshot date. Free, with no ads or subscriptions.