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Countries visited map: colour in everywhere you've been
Tap the countries you've been to. Gan colours them in and counts them for you. It runs in your browser.
Read the guide → ChecklistCountries visited checklist: tick off all 200
Every country, sorted by continent. Work down the list, then tick them off on your map and let Gan do the sums.
Read the guide → Travel tracker appVisited countries app: travel map with no background GPS
Gan is a visited countries app and travel map in one. You add the countries and trips. Nothing runs in the background.
Read the guide → PricingGan pricing: what's free and what's in the £4.99 plan
Tap countries on the map for free. The plan saves your map, adds trips and friends, and costs £4.99 a year. That's an intro price, usually £9.99.
Read the guide → How toCount how many countries you've visited (and what counts)
Counting sounds easy until someone asks about layovers. Here's how to settle it, and how to keep a running total.
Read the guide → How many countriesHow many countries are there? 193, 195 or 330
The honest answer is 193, 195 or 330. Each number answers a slightly different question.
Read the guide → Wishlist and plannerTravel wishlist and bucket list map: plan the lot
Your bucket list lives next to the places you've already been. Wishlist, planned and visited share one map.
Read the guide → Bucket listTravel bucket list: where to go and how to track it
Here are places to travel before you run out of excuses. Then put them on a map and watch the list shrink.
Read the guide → Travel goalsTravel goals: how to set them and track them
A goal beats a vague plan. Pick a number, put it on a map and watch the gap close.
Read the guide → SharingHow to share your travel map with friends
Some maps are for showing off. Some are for your mum only. Gan lets you pick.
Read the guide → CompareCompare your travel map with friends
Who's been to more countries? Gan shows you, side by side.
Read the guide → CompareCompare travel maps and see who's been to more countries
Put two travel maps side by side and the argument ends fast. Here's how the comparison works, and who can see what.
Read the guide → Family profilesA private travel map for kids, babies and pets
Your little ones have been places before they could walk. Give them a map to match.
Read the guide → Passport stampsDigital passport stamps for every trip
Border officers stamp less these days. Gan picks up the slack.
Read the guide → Timeline and photosTravel journal app: a timeline with your trip photos
Your camera roll has the memories. Gan gives them a home, in order.
Read the guide → Compare5 ways to track the countries you've visited
There's no single right way. Here's what each option does well, and where it lets you down.
Read the guide → Scratch map alternativeA scratch map alternative that lives on your phone
Scratch maps are fun until you run out of wall. Or want to add a country you visited in 2009.
Read the guide → GlobeSee your visited countries on a 3D globe
A flat map squashes the world. Spin the globe and see how far you've actually gone.
Read the guide → How to countDo England, Scotland and Wales count as separate countries?
Ask a Scot and you'll get a quick answer. For your travel total, it's worth deciding on purpose.
Read the guide → Gift guideChristmas gifts for travel lovers (that aren't more stuff)
Ideas for people who love to travel, and a gift that keeps counting.
Read the guide → Gift guideGift ideas for someone who has everything (and loves travel)
Some people are impossible to buy for. They've got the gadgets, the books and the good coat, and what they really want is another holiday. If that sounds like someone you know, try gifts that aren't more things.
Read the guide → Gift guideSecret Santa gifts for travellers (under £5 and under £10)
Secret Santa usually comes with a budget and a name you barely know. If your person loves to travel, a small gift on that theme goes a long way.
Read the guide → Gift guideGifts for kids who love travel (a private map of their own)
Children who love to travel have a lot of questions. Where's that? How far is it? Have we been there? The best gifts feed that curiosity.
Read the guide →Start your map in a minute
The map is free. Saving and everything in your account is £4.99 a year.
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