Every country you’ve been to, on one map.
Import years of trips from your photos, Flighty, or a CSV file, and watch your countries, US states, and continents add up. Then keep it current as you travel.
Your whole travel life, in one place
Statistics, a world map, and a timeline, built from the trips you already have and kept up to date as you travel.
- Every country, countedCountries visited out of 195, and the days you spent in each.
- Every US stateAll 50 states, with the trips and days behind each one.
- Continents and days abroadHow much of the world you have covered, and how long you have been away.
- A globe that fills inEvery country you have been to, lit on a 3D globe and on the world map.
- Timeline and calendarEvery trip in order, or laid out month by month.
- Honest about gapsRecord a year, or a country with no dates, without inventing precision.
How it works
Bring in the past once. After that, every new trip adds to the same record.
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Import your past
Import years of trips from your photos, Flighty, or a CSV file, or add them by hand. You review every import before it is saved.
Ways to add your trips -
Open your statistics
Tap any number on the dashboard for the detail behind it: continents, countries, US states, and days abroad.
About the dashboard and map -
See where your days went
Every country you have visited, sorted by days or by trips, with how much of the world you have covered.
About the dashboard and map
Go deeper
Plain-language guides to the rules behind the numbers.
- Rebuilding your travel historyWhich sources are strongest, and how to handle gaps honestly.
- How many countries are there?Why 195 is the usual answer, and why travelers meet other numbers.
- Free travel history templateA CSV with one row per stay, ready to copy into a visa or citizenship form.
- Using your Flighty historyTurning flights into days in each country.
- Does a layover count?Why immigration, day counting, and travel lists answer differently.
- Travel history for an applicationWhat the record usually needs, and where official instructions take priority.
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Imports are a starting point: photo metadata can be wrong, and flight data misses overland crossings. AtlasDays makes the record easy to build and correct, but it cannot verify it for you.