Globestamp

Countries visited

A new country, pressed in foil.

The rarer the country, the shinier its stamp. Every one you’ve been to, on a living 3D globe.

Photos

Forgot a country? Your phone didn’t.

Globestamp checks where your photos were taken, right on your iPhone, and finds the trips you’d lost count of.

The first run’s reveal: the Earth at night with the countries found in the photos lit, and the count against the traveller’s guess.

Stats

Know where you stand.

Your count, your share of the world, and what it means: more countries than 89% of Globestamp travellers.

Your stats: 27 countries, 27 cities, 103 days away, 4 continents, and top countries by your hearts, each with its photo: Japan first, then Portugal and Iceland.
Ranked by you. Your top countries and cities, each with your own best photo.
Your flights: 4.2 times round the Earth, 169,505 km, about 236 hours in the air; 49 flights, 31 airports, 23 countries flown to.
How far you’ve flown. Every flight, its kilometers and hours, and your laps of the Earth.
Schengen, last 180 days: 85 days left, 5 of 90 used; entering today, you could stay 87 days.Days in every country, 2026: a calendar of the year with the days away lit.
Every day abroad. Days in each country, and the Schengen days you have left.

Collection

Collect the hard ones.

250 stamps, one for every country and territory. The fewer travelers a place sees, the rarer its finish. New covers unlock as your count grows.

Seven finishes, set by how many people visit.

  1. Ink12
  2. Metallic21
  3. Foil34
  4. Colour-shift41
  5. Hologram53
  6. Prism62
  7. Mythic27

Ink for France. Mythic for Tuvalu, with about 3,600 visitors a year.

A Thailand entry stamp printed twice, the second strike a little off and lighter.
A double strike: pressed twice, the second a little off.

1 in 150

And a few come out wrong.

Struck twice, too much ink, printed upside down. Collectors prize the mistakes, and nobody can press again for one.

Trips

Every trip, a film.

Cut to music, ready for Stories, Reels and TikTok.

Your photos stay yours.

They’re read on your iPhone and never uploaded. No account, no ads.