wozere
OpenSoftLabs

Everywhere you've been, on one map.

Wozere (say it like "was here") builds your travel map in seconds from the photos already on your phone. Share it, and later, meet travelers headed where you're headed.

In development. Not in the App Store or Google Play yet.

From camera roll to world map in three steps

No typing in forty cities from memory. Your photos already know where you've been.

  1. 1

    Scan your photos

    Wozere reads photo locations on your phone. Nothing is uploaded until you choose to publish.

  2. 2

    See your map

    Countries, cities and routes appear on a globe you can spin, with your best shot pinned to each place.

  3. 3

    Share your profile

    One link and one image made for stories, so friends can see the whole picture at a glance.

For people who collect places

Solo travelers, nomads, weekend wanderers. Your Wozere profile shows where you've actually stood, one photo per place.

Illustrations for now. Real traveler photos land here after launch.

A travel profile you'll want to show people

Your counts, your places, your stamps. Every new trip updates it, and the share image updates with it.

Maya R.Based in Lisbon, last seen in Oaxaca
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JapanMoroccoPeruTürkiyeVietnamMexicoIceland

Sample profile

Coming after launch

Same place, same week? Say hello.

Add an upcoming trip and Wozere will show you other travelers whose dates overlap with yours, with real profiles behind them so you know who you're meeting.

3 travelers in Lisbonoverlapping with your 12 to 19 October trip
2 travelers in Kyotooverlapping with your 3 to 9 November trip

Preview with made-up travelers

Questions

Is it out yet?Not yet. Wozere is still being built and is not in the App Store or Google Play. There is no waiting list to join and nothing to sign up for.
Do my photos get uploaded?No. Wozere reads where your photos were taken on your phone, and nothing is uploaded unless you choose to publish your map.
Do I have to tick off countries by hand?No. Your photos already know where you've been, so the map builds itself from them. That is the difference from a scratch map.
What does the share card show?Your countries, cities and how much of the world you've seen, your map lit up, and a few passport-style stamps from recent trips, in one image sized for stories.
How is the share of the world counted?Countries visited out of 195: the 193 UN member states and the two observer states. Thirty-one countries is 16%.
Can I meet other travelers on it?Not at launch. Wozere starts as your own map. Seeing who else will be in the same city the same week comes later, and only in cities where enough people use it.