For the people who already write it all down

Your profile is your map.

Trekit is your travel map. Put the places you’ve been on one map, then share it with friends or embed it on your blog.

Free. No account needed. Your places save in this browser until accounts arrive.

Maya’s map · two years on the road

A map of South-East Asia with a traveller’s places pinned and a note about Pai

Today

Mark where you’ve been

Search any place or tap a world wonder, add a note, and it’s on your map. Works now, saved in your browser.

Open your map →
A traveller’s whole map of the world, shown as her profile
trekit.app/mayaMaya17 places · 10 countries

Coming soon

Share with friends

Your map becomes your profile at trekit.app/you: one link that answers “have you been to…?” forever. Embed it on your blog so readers follow the route.

The world map with a panel of what’s happening right now: golden hour, perfect weather, wildlife sightings

Live now

The world, live

The map shows what’s happening on Earth right now: sunrise over the wonders, wildlife just photographed, festivals today. Good news only.

A map of Europe with a planned trip to Lisbon pinned

Later

Plan your next adventure

Pin where you’re going next. Soon you’ll plan trips with friends on the same map, together.

Made for the ones who document the trip

Planning a trip? Soon you’ll be able to explore the maps of people who’ve been.

Coming soon

Get your map first

Profile links, the blog embed and your own places are next. Leave your email and you’re first in.

Our privacy promise: we don’t sell your data, there are no ads or trackers, and you can erase your map any time; export and delete will come with accounts. Your map lives in your browser until accounts arrive. Read the whole thing; it’s short.

Questions

Is Trekit free?
Yes. The map and your places are free. A paid option for bloggers may come later; nothing is charged today.
Do I need an account?
Not to start. Open the app and add your places; they save in your browser. Accounts, profile links and embeds are coming, so don’t clear your browser data until then.
Can I put my map on my blog or in my bio?
Soon. The share link and the embed are the first things after accounts: one link or one line of code, and it updates every time you add a place. Waitlist members get it first.
Is this another feed?
No. No infinite scroll, no like counts. Your map answers the question so you don’t have to.
What do you do with my data?
As little as possible. Today your places stay in your browser and never reach us; the waitlist email goes to Formspree. No cookies, no analytics, no ads, and we will never sell it. The details are on the privacy page.