Roam – World Travel Tracker

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About this app

Track every country you've ever set foot in - beautifully.

Roam is the simplest travel tracker: log your travels, see your visited countries on a world map, and chase your personal travel goal. Whether you're at 5 countries or 150, Roam grows with you.

MAP YOUR WORLD
Drop a flag on every country you've visited and watch your travel map come alive. Tap any flag to read a Wikipedia article and see the country's location, capital, and continent - right inside the app.

SET A GOAL, CHASE IT
Set a personal target - 50 countries, 100, all UN members, or every country on Earth. Your progress ring and live percentage tell you exactly how far you've come.

EXPLORE & DISCOVER
Not sure where to go next? The Where Next? randomizer picks a surprise destination from countries you haven't visited yet. Filter by continent, spin again, and dream.

TOUR YOUR VISITED WORLD
Hit play and watch the map fly through every country you've visited - an animated tour of your life's adventures.

EARN MILESTONES
Hit 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 150, and 197 countries and unlock badges with a confetti celebration. Your badge shelf lives in Settings so you can show it off anytime.

PRIVACY FIRST
No account. No ads. No tracking. Your travel history stays yours - stored privately on your device and never shared.

Start your visited countries map today. The world is waiting.
Travel tracker & visited countries map — mark every country you've been to
Updated on
Sep 23, 2026
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