Pinned Memories scans your iPhone photo library on-device and turns it into a personal travel passport — a world map, country stamps, and travel stats, fully automatic and retroactive. No account, no cloud, no tracking. One-time purchase, no subscription.
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Maker here. Pinned Memories started from a dumb realization: my camera roll already knows exactly where I've been, down to the city and date — it just never showed me in a way that felt like anything.
So the app scans your photo library's location + date metadata, entirely on-device, and turns it into:
A personal passport with a stamp for every country you've visited
A world map that fills in automatically from your trips
"Your Travel Time" — an animated year-by-year replay of your travel history, exportable as a short video
A serverless way to compare your travel history with a friend (file or QR code, no account needed)
The constraint I cared most about: zero data collection. No account, no cloud sync, no analytics SDK, no ads. Everything happens on the device — I don't have a dashboard telling me how people use the app, because there isn't one.
Free to download, with a one-time (not subscription) Pro unlock for full stats, extra export styles and the year-in-review video.
Would love your feedback, especially if you've tried travel-tracking apps before and hit walls with manual logging — that's exactly the problem I was trying to avoid.
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Finally tried this on a trip's worth of photos and was honestly surprised it pulled out a whole map with country counts without me lifting a finger, plus the privacy angle sealed it for me.
The on-device processing is such a thoughtful call — no account setup means I was staring at my own map in under a minute. The country stamp visuals feel like a real passport, not a generic data viz.
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@eminzy4w Thank you! Yes, especially the stamps—they're really authentic.
Finally tried this on a trip's worth of photos and was honestly surprised it pulled out a whole map with country counts without me lifting a finger, plus the privacy angle sealed it for me.
@sevcan893880 thanks for your feedback!
The on-device processing is such a thoughtful call — no account setup means I was staring at my own map in under a minute. The country stamp visuals feel like a real passport, not a generic data viz.
@eminzy4w Thank you! Yes, especially the stamps—they're really authentic.