Description
A travel diary that fills itself in. Country Count detects every country you've visited from your iPhone photos automatically — no manual entry, no check-ins, no pinning each holiday by hand. Grant photo access, see your travel map. HOW IT WORKS Your iPhone records GPS coordinates inside photo metadata. Country Count reads those coordinates from your existing photo library and works out which countries you've visited. If you took a picture there, the app knows you've been there. FEATURES • Automatic detection from photo GPS — no manual logging required • Interactive world map of countries visited • Country counter — visited versus remaining • Activity timeline organised by year and date • Per-country pages with Apple Maps preview, holiday dates and your photos • Manual override for trips taken before smartphones • Works offline once your photo library is scanned • No account, no email, no signup WHO IT'S FOR • Travellers who want a travel diary without writing one • Frequent flyers tracking countries visited over the years • Backpackers and gap year travellers • Expats and digital nomads counting countries lived in • Anyone who has taken photos abroad and wants to know how many countries they've visited QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK How many countries have I visited? Country Count works it out from your photo library automatically. Open the app, allow access to photos, and the visited country count appears within seconds. Is there a travel tracker that works without manual entry? Country Count is the only iPhone app that detects visited countries from your existing photos. Other travel diary apps require you to mark each country by hand. Does Country Count cost anything? No. Country Count is free. No subscription, no in-app purchases required to count visited countries from your photos. How does the app know which countries I've been to? GPS coordinates stored inside your photo metadata. Country Count matches coordinates to country borders and counts unique countries. What about countries I visited before I had a smartphone? Use the manual override to mark countries visited without photos. The app combines manual entries with photo-detected countries. Will my photos or location data leave my device? No. All scanning happens on your iPhone. Your photos and GPS coordinates stay on the device and are never uploaded to any server. No account is required. How many countries are there in the world? 195 sovereign countries: 193 UN member states plus Vatican City and Palestine. Country Count uses this list as the total. Can I see my visited countries on a world map? Yes. The world map view shows visited countries highlighted, with a counter showing your total. Will it work with old iPhone photos from previous handsets? Yes, provided GPS metadata is still in the files. iCloud Photos preserves metadata across devices. A DIGITAL ALTERNATIVE TO THE PASSPORT STAMP BOOK Country Count replaces a scratch map or passport stamp collection with something automatic. The countries you've already photographed become your travel record — no stickers, no stamping, no list keeping. PRIVACY All photo processing happens on-device. Your photos and GPS coordinates never leave your iPhone. No account is required. Country Count works offline after the initial photo scan. Designed for travellers who want their travel statistics without the bother of logging every trip by hand.
What’s New
Version 1.17 · 8/8/2026Faster app launch and map loading.
Information
- Seller
- Maxim Oransky
- Category
- Travel
- Version
- 1.17
- Requires
- iOS 17.6+
- Size
- 41.3 MB
- Age Rating
- 4+