Pick places by hand
Switch on countries grouped by continent, tick US states, or type a city and the country fills in automatically.
Wayback turns your location history, bookings and photos into a private map of the countries, cities and trips you've actually taken. No spreadsheets. No guessing from memory.
The sample map holds countries, cities and trips.
Early preview. Web first, with iPhone and Android apps planned.
Start with whatever you already have. Wayback pulls out the places and dates, then you decide what counts.
Upload a location history export, add photos, or let your own AI assistant pull bookings out of your email. Prefer to type it in? Pick places from a list.
Every trip arrives with its source and a confidence level. Keep it, edit it or reject it before anything is counted. Questionable entries stay in a separate list.
A rotating globe and a flat map, passport-style stats, a trip timeline and a page you can share with a link.
Every source feeds the same map, and every visit remembers where it came from. Mix as many as you like.
Switch on countries grouped by continent, tick US states, or type a city and the country fills in automatically.
Export your Timeline from your phone and drop it in. Wayback shows what it read, which countries, cities and trips it found, and you choose what to add. Older Takeout files work too.
GPX files from Strava, Garmin, Komoot, AllTrails and other tracking apps, read the same way.
Dates and GPS tags from a folder of pictures or a Google Photos export. The photos themselves never leave your device.
Copy our request into your own AI assistant. It searches your mail for airline, hotel, agency, cruise, train and rental bookings and hands back a JSON file to upload.
Flights, hotel stays and trips from a Google, Apple or Outlook calendar export, read by the same prompt.
Excel (.xlsx) or CSV from your own spreadsheet or another tracker. Missing countries and coordinates are filled in from the city list.
PDF tickets, boarding passes, passport stamps and official entry records. A photo or file is read and checked by you.
Foreign charges can hint at where you were. Only country and date are kept, never amounts or account details, and always marked low confidence.
Location history is some of the most personal data there is. Wayback is designed so that you never have to hand over more than you want to.
Built to look good on a phone and on a big screen.
Spin it, pinch it, zoom from the whole planet down to a city. Switch to a flat map whenever it's easier to scan.
Try the sample mapGo beyond a list of countries. Flag the cities you visited and the states and provinces you stopped in.
Every journey in order, grouped by year, with the countries it covered.
Countries, continents, cities and years of travel, updated as you add places.
See where each visit came from. Connections, cancelled bookings and other people's tickets stay out of your count.
Keep it private, or publish a clean page with a link and a shareable image of your map.
Picking places by hand is free, always. Pay once when you want Wayback to read your files for you.
Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Payments are handled by Stripe, so Wayback never sees your card number. Prices are in US dollars.
Short answers to what people ask first.
No. You copy a prompt into your own AI assistant, which searches your mail with your access and returns a file. You check it and upload only that file.
The design keeps the raw file on your device. It is read in your browser or app, and only the places and dates you approve are saved to your account.
Yes. Location history exports come from Android, but photos, email, calendar, GPS tracks, check-in apps and manual entry all work on any phone.
Yes. Each visit keeps its source and you choose which sources take priority if two disagree.
It is in an invite-only preview. You can sign in with email, Google or Facebook, mark places by hand, import a file, and make a shareable card of your map. Location-history and photo imports are still being built.
Not at the moment. Instagram no longer offers a sign-in option to apps for ordinary accounts, so Wayback uses email, Google and Facebook.
Picking places by hand is free. Explorer is $24 for a year or $59 for life, and covers every import. Each is one payment, so nothing renews behind your back.
With a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. Zelle and bank transfers are not available, because they cannot confirm a purchase automatically.
The sample is a real travel history, trimmed to places and dates, so you can explore the globe, the trip timeline and the country details.