Mark Countries on a Personal World Map
been turns past trips into a digital world map that is easy to update. Travelers can select the countries they have visited and use the map as a compact visual record, whether they are logging years of travel or adding a recent destination. The Select screen keeps the main task focused on places rather than itineraries, bookings, or complex trip planning.
The setup flow also asks whether you are exploring future destinations, planning a trip, travelling now, or reviewing earlier journeys. That choice makes the app useful at different stages of travel, while the country map remains the central place for building a personal view of where you have been.
Measure Progress by Country and Continent
Travel statistics give the map a sense of progress beyond simply coloring destinations. The All Stats area summarizes the percentage of the world visited, the number of countries recorded, and completion across the seven continents. It also uses a 195-country total based on countries recognized by the United Nations, so the headline figures are easy to understand.
These totals work well for travelers who enjoy milestones or want a quick answer when someone asks how much of the world they have seen. A country count, continent breakdown, and world percentage can turn a long travel history into a few readable figures without requiring users to calculate the results themselves.
Add Visit Dates and Build Travel History
been can keep more than a simple yes-or-no country list by letting travelers record when they visited a destination. Dates add useful context to the map, helping users remember whether a country belonged to a childhood holiday, a recent work trip, or a longer backpacking route. Over time, those entries create a lightweight timeline of personal travel.
The country list and map complement each other: the list provides an organized way to review destinations, while the map shows the geographic pattern at a glance. This combination suits people who want a practical record of past journeys without building detailed itineraries, uploading large photo collections, or maintaining a separate travel spreadsheet.
Share a Map and Celebrate Milestones
A personal travel map is also easy to turn into something social. been includes sharing options for presenting visited countries to friends or family, which can be useful after a long trip, when comparing travel histories, or when celebrating a new country or continent milestone. The visual format communicates more quickly than a long destination list.
Sharing is optional, so the map can still function as a private travel record for users who mainly want personal statistics. The Profile area keeps support, privacy, attribution, and App Version entries together, while the Select and Profile navigation separates map editing from account information. That simple structure makes regular updates and occasional sharing straightforward.
