Find the stamps around you.
The map shows every stamp nearby, with the circle you need to step into. Walk over, and the distance counts down as you go.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android
Every place
Every place
you go. A stamp
in your passport.
Tripscape puts a stamp at landmarks, museums, beaches, viewpoints and local spots in every country. Turn up, collect it, and watch your passport fill with everywhere you’ve been.
stamp/stæmp/NOUN
Proof you stood
right there,
kept in a passport
that fills as you go.
Be there. Collect it. Keep it.
No check-ins to fake and no points to grind. A stamp only unlocks when you’re standing at the place.
Collect it on the spot.
Inside the circle, tap Collect. Been there before the app? A photo you took there counts as proof.
Fill your passport.
Complete cities and countries, then share your passport as a card for your story.
1,157 stamps · 726 cities · 197 countries
Ready to collect the world?
From the Eiffel Tower to a café in Malé, every place has its own stamp, drawn for that place alone. Yours to earn, not to buy.
More than a map of pins.
Every place keeps what the travellers who stood there remember about it.
Memories from people who stood there
Leave what you’d tell a friend: a few lines, a photo or two, and how much you loved it. A public memory can only be left somewhere you’ve actually been.
Follow friends
Scan a friend’s passport code and see everywhere they’ve been and what they remember.
Private if you want
Keep your stamps and memories to yourself, or open your passport so friends can find you.
Drop one anywhere
A memory doesn’t need a stamp. Leave one wherever you’re standing, keep it as a journal only you can read, or share it for the next traveller to find.
For cafés, restaurants and shops
Become a stamp travellers come looking for.
Partner with Tripscape and your place gets its own stamp. Put the code on your table and every visitor can collect it, leave a memory and share it.
- Your own stamp on the Tripscape map
- A printable table board with your code
- Memories only from people who really visited