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BeenThere - Discover, track and share memories - powered by AI

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Been There is the go-to app for travel enthusiasts, adventurers, and photographers who love exploring the world and capturing stunning landmarks - whether you're chasing bucket-list destinations or uncovering hidden gems.

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We tried a different approach for all the travel and photography apps by leveraging AI and focusing on higher quality photos. What do think about this approach?

 Can't wait to use it!

I like these kinds of products :) Any imbition to create one version for people who are mainly desktop? :)

Maker

Hello ;) I am glad you like the idea :) Desktop (and Web) Support is something I already planned and will finalize in the future. Currently I was focusing on mobile-first tho.

Cool! Desktop would be appreciated :)
I'm fed up with the generic, formulaic suggestions for places to go, making this app a real lifesaver. Is the service available in every region?
Maker

Hey! Yes, it is available everywhere for iOS and Android :)

This looks fantastic! As someone who loves to travel and capture memories, this app seems like the perfect way to document my adventures. Congrats on the launch!

Def going to provide a lot of help to the travle enthus. Awesome product. Congrats on the launch and sending lots of wins to the team :)

This is cool, is there a tagging with friends you visited the places with? Community interaction could push adoption. Also, could you possibly prompt users to the app when on the move? Check on their IP address and if different to their home place a nudge to upload?

This is an interesting approach to travel and photography apps! How does the AI aspect enhance the user experience compared to traditional apps?

Congratulations! a few quick thoughts,

I uploaded some famous Indian monuments, but it didn't catch all of them - wondering why

Would be awesome if it could identify restaurants too

Also, any chance this could be turned into a web extension for Google Maps? That’d be interesting