Countries and cities
The places you visited, with the first and last time you were there and how many trips took you back.
Travel map & stats
Trvlrr adds up your travel from the trips themselves — no ticking countries off a list. Where you stayed, where you flew, how far and for how long, on a map and a passport card that's yours to share.

What's counted
The places you visited, with the first and last time you were there and how many trips took you back.
How many flights, how many airports and airlines, hours aloft and the longest leg.
Kilometres in the air and over land and water — by year, by mode, and in laps of the equator.
Nights away and days on the road, and how many trips were home and how many were away.
Ground travel counted too, including the drives between your stops.
The people you travel with, and how many trips you've shared.
Counted honestly
Stats only count travel that has happened: planned trips, cancelled bookings and airports you only changed planes in don't add a country or a city. Suburbs roll into their city and airports into the city they serve, so Newtown is Sydney and Haneda is Tokyo.

Tell Trvlrr where home was and when — Stockholm until 2019, Sydney since — and each trip is counted as home or away by the home you had at the time. Moving countries doesn't turn your old trips into visits home.
Share it
Your passport card puts the numbers and a row of flags over a map of every flight. Share it as an image from the Stats tab. At the end of each year, the year in review shows the trips, the new countries, the longest trip and who you travelled with.
Questions
You don't tick anything. Trvlrr works the countries and cities out from the trips you keep — the hotels, flights, trains and activities — so the map is always the same as your history, and it knows the dates.
No. An airport you only changed planes in is a layover and doesn't count as a city or a country. An out-and-back visit does.
Yes. trvlrr.app/app shows the same numbers with a globe and a flat map with your flights.
Yes. The map, stats, passport and year in review are free.
Keep reading
The route plays back on a map with your photos at each stop. Record it and send it home.
Read more →Send a confirmation email to your private address and it lands on the right day, in local time.
Read more →Find any travel photo by describing it: “icebergs”, “the tram”, “that ceiling in Sintra”.
Read more →Free to start on iPhone and the web. Trvlrr Plus adds unlimited photos, photo search, people, the planner and a seat for the person you travel with.