Travel map · Schengen days
Every country you've been to. Painted by your photos.
Mundipin reads where your photos were taken, on your iPhone, and paints your travel map in seconds. No typing, no account, and your places never leave your phone.
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- Built by your photos
- Works offline
- Places stay on your iPhone
- iPhone and iPhone Duo
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How much of the world have you seen?
Tap the countries you've been to, or search them. In the app you don't have to: your photos do it for you.
Tap a dot on the map
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From camera roll to world map, without lifting a finger
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Allow your photos
Mundipin reads only where and when each photo was taken. Nothing is uploaded.
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Watch your map paint itself
Each country lights up with the year you first went, worked out offline with built-in borders.
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Show it off
A story, a post or a square with your numbers and flags, ready for Instagram, with a QR code for friends to map theirs.
Free, and worth keeping
The map is just the start. Everything here is free, forever.
A 3D globe to spin
Every country you've visited outlined in lime on a satellite globe, with your flight lines if you want them.
Your collection
Continent by continent, with flags, the year you first went and your next goal, like completing the British Isles.
Your year in review
Your travels as a story: new countries, continents and the landmarks found in your photos.
Share cards
Three formats, four layouts, your colours. Every card carries a QR code so friends can map theirs.
Plus trips with their best photos and a journal for each one, a wishlist, "On this day" memories and a map widget for your Home Screen.
Mundipin Pro
Know exactly how long you can stay
Living or travelling a lot in Europe? Pro counts your real days and tells you the date, before the border does.
- Schengen 90/180: the exact day you can stay until
- "Can I take this trip?" before you book, with passport, EES and ETIAS checks
- Days per country against the 183-day tax residency rule
- Counts by itself as you travel, with alerts before a limit
- Your Schengen days on the Lock Screen
- A day-by-day PDF for your accountant
Residence permits are taken into account: days in your permit's country don't count towards 90/180.
Free tool
Schengen 90/180 calculator
Add your stays in the Schengen area, past or planned. Entry and exit days both count, and any 180-day window may hold at most 90.
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A counting aid, not legal advice. Border authorities have the final word. Ireland and Cyprus are not in the Schengen area. Bulgaria and Romania are: air and sea borders from 31 March 2024, land borders from 1 January 2025.
In Mundipin Pro this counts itself, from your photos and your location, and warns you before the limit.
Your places never leave your iPhone
Read on the device
Only the date and place of each photo are read, on your iPhone.
No internet needed
The country is worked out with maps built into the app.
No account
No sign-up, no email. iCloud backup is optional.
Made for iPhone Duo
Closed, a glance at your map and your days. Open, the map on one page and the details on the other, and the app keeps your place when you fold it.
Questions
Is Mundipin free?
Yes. The map from your photos, the globe, your collection, trips, the year in review and the share cards are free. Mundipin Pro adds the days counting (Schengen 90/180, 183 days, alerts, PDF) as a monthly or yearly subscription, the yearly one with a free trial, or a one-time lifetime purchase.
Does it upload my photos?
No. Mundipin reads only the date and place stored in each photo, on your iPhone. Your photos, places, days and trips never leave the device.
What if my photos have no location?
You can tick countries by hand in seconds, and mix both: the photos do most of the work and you fill the gaps.
Does it count territories like Puerto Rico or Greenland?
Territories have their own dots on the map, and the count of "countries of the world" follows the 195 usually counted: 193 UN members and 2 observers.
How accurate is the Schengen count?
It follows the rule exactly: a moving 180-day window, entry and exit days counted, each country only from the day it joined. It is a counting aid, not legal advice; border authorities have the final word.
Which iPhones does it run on?
Any iPhone with iOS 18 or later, and it is designed for iPhone Duo, closed and open.
Which languages?
English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French and German.