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Passport

Private by default

Your world, remembered.

Passport is a private travel diary built around a beautiful globe. Log a place in seconds — a location is all it needs — and watch your map shade in, trip after trip.

  • Visited
  • Planned
  • Bucket list

Not ready for an account?

No ads, no tracking, nothing sold. Start without an account and keep everything in this browser, or sign up to sync privately across your devices.

Visitedshades deeper with every tripPlannedblue tint, solid rimBucket listteal tint, dashed rimSample travels, not real traveller data.

What it does

A diary that draws itself

Every entry feeds one picture of your travels: the globe, the statistics, the journal and the gallery all read from the same places you logged.

A globe, and the progress behind it

Real country and region boundaries, shaded deeper the more you travel there. Zoom in and cities appear; zoom out and a continent tells the story.

  • Countries and first-level regions shade as you go
  • Counts, streaks, charts and stamps from the same entries
  • A 2D map stands in when a device has no WebGL

Log a place in seconds

Search a place, pick it, done. Dates, notes, photos and a whole multi-city journey are there when you want them and out of the way when you don't.

  • Visited, planned or bucket list in one tap
  • A trip can hold many stops without counting twice
  • Photos are re-encoded on your device — EXIF and GPS dropped

Private by default, yours to take

No public profiles, no feed, no likes, no comments. Passport works offline after the first visit, and your diary exports as one file whenever you like.

  • Works offline; the globe and place list are bundled
  • Export a .travelog backup — JSON plus your photos
  • Delete everything yourself, in the app

How your data is handled

Two ways to use it, both private

You choose where your diary lives, and you can change your mind. Neither option publishes anything: Passport has no way to share your entries with anyone else.

On this device

Choose “Continue on this device” and Passport never sends your diary anywhere. It is stored in this browser, and only this browser.

  • Entries, places, photos and preferences live in the browser’s own database
  • No account, no email address, nothing uploaded
  • Clearing site data erases it — export a backup first
  • It cannot reach your other devices; that is what an account is for

With an account

An account stores a private copy of your diary so it syncs between your devices. Only you can read it, and nothing about it is public.

  • Stored: your email, entries, notes, place snapshots with coordinates, photos, preferences and sync metadata
  • Hosted on Supabase (database and private photo storage) and Vercel (website and delivery)
  • Errors go to Sentry with personal data scrubbed out, and no session replay
  • Private, but not end-to-end encrypted: the servers hold the keys, which is what makes sync and recovery work

No advertising, no data selling, no tracking across other sites, and no analytics that read your notes, photos, coordinates or search text. You can export everything as a file, and delete your account — rows, photos and sign-in — from Account settings.

Read the privacy policy

Start with one place you loved

The first entry takes about ten seconds. Everything else — the globe, the statistics, the journal — builds itself from there.

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Works offlineExport any timeNo ads, ever