If someone asked you to list every country you’ve ever visited, you’d probably miss a few. Travel history hides in old photos, expired bookings and fading memories, and there’s no single place that shows the full picture. So the milestones — your 30th country, your fifth continent, that one trip you nearly forgot — go uncounted, and your travel life never feels as big as it actually is.
Why your travel history slips away
- Scattered records — trips live across emails, photos and your own unreliable memory.
- No running tally — you can’t say how many countries, cities or continents you’ve reached.
- Forgotten trips — short stops and old journeys quietly drop off the list.
- No big picture — there’s nothing that maps where you’ve been against the whole world.
- Milestones go unmarked — your travel achievements never get celebrated.
How Yuki helps
- 1Yuki turns your trips into a travel passport that auto-builds a world map of every country you’ve visited.
- 2See live stats — countries, cities, continents and the percentage of the world you’ve explored.
- 3Dig into a by-continent breakdown and collect a country stamp for every place you’ve been.
- 4Watch your explorer level climb as your map fills in — your whole travel life, visualised.
It builds itself. Because Yuki creates trips from your booking emails, your travel passport and world map fill in automatically as you travel — no manual logging required.
Frequently asked questions
How does Yuki know which countries I’ve visited?
Yuki builds your trips from your booking emails and turns them into a travel passport, so the countries you’ve visited are recognised automatically and added to your world map as you go.
Does the map build automatically?
Yes. Your travel passport and world map fill in on their own as Yuki creates trips from your bookings — you get country stamps, a by-continent breakdown and rising explorer levels without manually logging anything.
Can I see what percent of the world I’ve been to?
Yes. Your travel passport shows live stats including countries, cities, continents visited and the percentage of the world you’ve explored, so you can watch your map and your explorer level grow over time.