WorldWalkers - Travel Tracker

I built WorldWalkers, a travel map and trip tracker with a real 3D globe, because scrolling through old photos never felt like enough. I wanted to actually see my travels: watch the globe light up, one country at a time. So it's just... a map. Your map. Tap the countries you've visited and watch them light up on a real, interactive globe you can actually spin around, not a flat picture. I've always been the type who loves seeing the numbers: how many countries, what percentage of the world you've covered, all laid out visually instead of just knowing it in my head. So that's in there too: your stats, your progress, your whole world map at a glance. But it's more than checking boxes. Drop a pin exactly where something happened, a city, a beach, a restaurant you still think about, and attach a photo or a note to it. A year from now you'll open the app and remember exactly why that pin is there. It's less a checklist and more a trip journal, a travel diary built right on top of the map. Travelling with friends? Share the trip right in the app: a group travel diary where everyone drops their own pins and comments on each other's photos, and afterwards you've got one shared record of the trip instead of five different camera rolls nobody looks at again. There's a visa checker built in too, because "wait, do I need a visa for this?" always comes up at the worst possible time. You'll also find the local power plug type and emergency numbers, plus verified UNESCO World Heritage sites and native wildlife for the countries you're walking through. The free version covers the basics of any travel tracker: mark countries, drop pins, and watch your progress on the travel map. Premium removes the limits and unlocks regions (states, provinces), if you're the kind of person who doesn't count a country if you only saw the airport. Three countries or thirty, this is where your travel memories actually live: not scattered across old photos and half-remembered conversations.