TravelPhotoMap transforms the chaos of your smartphone's gallery into a visual travel diary. The app scans your device's photos, organizes them by trip, and automatically traces the route you followed on a world map.

🔒 Privacy and Autonomy
Your privacy is absolute, we do not require registration, and we do not show ads. Plus, after a single download of the base map (230 MB), the app works completely offline. Perfect for when you get bored on the flight back.

✨ Main Features (Free Version)
• Smart detection: Automatically groups your trips by scanning your gallery or selecting specific folders.
• Interactive map and route: Navigate freely or use the automatic animation to explore your trip chronologically.
• Video export: Record your journey as an MP4 video, ready to share with friends or on social media.
• Enhanced data: Semi-automatic tagging with an offline database of 167,000 cities.
• Your life's dashboard: Check global statistics, countries visited, distances traveled, and search for cities across your entire history.
• Smooth performance: Visual clustering algorithm that selects the 100 most relevant stops per map to ensure a fast interface without visual clutter.
• Capacity: Manage up to 3 trips completely free of charge and ad-free.

🚀 Unlock PRO Potential (With the TPMkey app)
No deceptive subscriptions. A lifetime one-time payment that unlocks advanced features in your main app:
• Unlimited trips.
• Collaborative mode: Read shared trips from Google Drive (perfect for group travel). Once thumbnails are loaded, it also works in airplane mode.
• Total export: Save your filtered album to the gallery for physical printing, or export the route as a KML file for Google Earth and other applications.
• Design: Full support for Dark Mode. Multiple map types.
• Community-driven features: Enjoy tools born from user feedback, like customizing trip names or automatically selecting the cover photo.

Technical requirement: Photos must contain location data (GPS) in their EXIF metadata. The vast majority of smartphones save this information by default when using the camera...