Your travels, on one map
Everywhere you’ve been, and everywhere you’re going.
Bring your trips in from Google Maps and your photos, plan the next one with friends, and follow people whose travels you trust.
Free. No account needed to start; sign in to keep your map on every device.
Today on Earth · wildlife, sunsets and festivals on the map, all day
No ads. We never sell your data. Your map is yours: kept in your browser or your account, shared only when you make a link, erasable any time. Our privacy promise →
How it works
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Bring it in
Add years of trips from your Google Maps Timeline or your iPhone photos. Or search and pin.
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Plan the next one
With friends: stops, dates and things to do, on the same map as everywhere you’ve been.
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Follow and share
Your map at trekit.app/@you. Follow friends and travellers, and add their places to yours.
Map
Pin where you’ve been
Import your Google Maps Timeline or photos, or search any place and add a note. Your places sit on a living map: wildlife, sunsets and festivals, as they happen.
Start your map →
Trips
Keep the trip, plan the next one together
Past trips become a journal of places, notes and photos. Plan the next one together: invite friends by name, @name, email or a link, and everyone edits the same trip. Afterwards, tick what you made it to.
Plan a trip with friends →@maya added La Paz, Bolivia
“Take the cable car everywhere. Death Road is a tourist ride now, and still fun.”
+ Add to my map@maya added Luang Prabang, Laos
“Slow boat from Huay Xai, two days. Kuang Si falls, morning before the tours.”
+ Add to my map@maya added Pai, Thailand
“Planned three days, stayed three weeks. Rent a scooter, the canyon at sunset.”
+ Add to my map
Home
Learn from people who’ve been
Follow friends and travellers you trust and see where they’ve been lately. Add their places to your map with their note. On any place, see who you follow has been there.
Your profile
Your map is your profile
Claim trekit.app/@you: one link that answers “have you been to…?”, with a cover photo from your places and where you are now. Keep it private, or make it public so people can follow you.
See an example profile →Your map, your look
Pick how your world looks
4 free styles, plus Auto: Night after dark, your style by day. Switch any time; the link you send shows the one you pick. Add hand-drawn map art to any style: landmarks, animals and food, drawn where they really are.
Earth
Illustrated
Night
Made for the ones who document the trip
Push-pin map people
You already have the cork map and the box of pins. This one has notes, never runs out of wall, and fits in a link.
The friend everyone asks
Stop rewriting the same Google Doc. Send your map link once; it’s always current.
Travel bloggers
Link your map from every post and your readers see the whole route in one place.
Creators with followers
One map in your bio: every place you’ve shown them, in one picture, no scrolling.
Nomads & vagabonds
Years of bases and detours on one map, instead of a notes app nobody opens.
Study-abroad & gap-year
Everywhere the year took you, on one map your family and friends can open.
For your blog
Put your map on your blog
Copy one line into a post and readers see everywhere you’ve been. It updates as you travel.
Embed your map →
Updates
Hear what’s new
Trekit is new and changing fast. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when something big lands.
Our privacy promise: we don’t sell your data, there are no ads or ad trackers, and you can download or erase your map any time in the app, under Map → your name → ⚙ Settings (“Export my map”, “Delete…”). Your map lives in your browser, or in your account if you sign in; if you make a link, a copy is stored so others can open it, and “Remove link” deletes it. Read the whole thing; it’s short.
Questions
Is Trekit free?
Yes, Trekit is free right now. Everything in the app is open to everyone.
Do I need an account?
Not to start. Open the app and add your places; they save in your browser. Sign in with Google or an email link and your map is kept in your account, on every device.
Can I put my map in my bio or send it to a friend?
Yes. “Share” gives your map its own page. Put it in your bio or paste it when someone asks where to go.
Can I bring in trips I’ve already taken?
Yes. Your Google Maps Timeline is read in your browser; only far-off spots are looked up by location to get a name. From photos, only where and when each was taken is read, and each place’s name is looked up from its location.
Can I plan a trip with friends?
Yes. Invite them by name, @name, email or a link, and you all edit the same trip.
Is this social media?
A little: you can follow people and see where they’ve been. No likes, no ads, no algorithm.
What do you do with my data?
As little as we can, and only to run your map. Signed out, your places never leave your browser. Signed in, your map is stored in your account on EU servers; a shared link keeps a copy so others can open it. No ads, no ad trackers, no analytics service inside the app (signed in, we note the dates you open it, nothing more), and we will never sell your data. The full list, including the two sign-in cookies and the cookie-free visit counter on this page, is on the privacy page.