Wanderinga 7: A New Look for Your Travel Tracker App

Wanderinga 7 is a complete redesign of your travel tracker app. The old way gives you a list of countries; the new one makes a living picture of everywhere you have been. A route curves across a 3D globe, a day shows where you woke up, and a layover stays a connection instead of becoming a visit. Your travel tracker app should tell the truth about your journeys and make them easy to revisit.

Your world on a 3D globe

Every trip draws its route on a 3D globe travel map, so separate journeys begin to look like a life in motion. Your most recent route glows orange. Countries you visited are blue, layovers are soft green, and places on your bucket list are gold. Pinch to zoom, tap a country, or replay your travels to see how one trip connects to another.

At the centre of this travel tracker app, the globe gives you the overview while routes keep each journey’s detail. Wanderinga tracks trips you choose to record, not background location history. See your whole travel map in under a minute with the quick start that came before this redesign.

Your year in flags

The year in flags turns a calendar into a visual travel journal. Each day shows the flag for where you were. Open the view full size, choose a year, then tap a day to see the country, trip, and activities connected to it. When a journey takes you between countries, the days on the road show a plane instead of pretending you stayed in one place.

A year in flags makes patterns easy to spot: a stretch at home, a week across borders, or the same country returning across trips. The calendar gives you a starting point; each trip explains what happened.

Itineraries that know a layover from a visit

A trip planner with layovers should keep the connection visible without counting it as a destination. Add stops and connections in a few taps, then search for a city as you build the itinerary. Wanderinga keeps layover countries in their own colour and does not add them to your visited-country total. Overnight flights land on the right local day, so your record follows the journey across midnight.

Each leg shows distance and estimated CO2 per flight. For a longer journey, the guide to a multi-city trip map can help you shape the stops before you travel.

A journal, a feed and polaroid photos

Your current trip appears as a polaroid, then the feed gathers trips, activities, and new passport stamps year by year. Trip photos sit on the page like prints from the journey; tap one to open it full screen. This travel journal app gives the route a human scale: its places, photos, and moments you chose to keep.

Add the note or photo you want to remember, then let the map hold the geography around it.

Your passport and country pages

Your travel passport app brings together illustrated country stamps, regions explored, more than 40 badges, traveler levels, and the percentage of the world you have visited. The rebuilt country pages start with a full-bleed map, then show regions, places, wishes, and every trip you have taken there. Your countries visited map can show a remembered country even when the city details are gone.

The country pages extend the travel tracker app beyond a count: stamps mark countries, while regions show where you explored beyond the border. Your bucket list keeps future places separate from those already in your story.

Record or import every route

Use Wanderinga as a GPX recorder when you want a route attached to a trip. Recording starts only when you press Start, and location is used only while it is active. You can record without a network connection and sync when you reconnect. Offline mode does not download map tiles.

Import GPX from Garmin, Strava, Komoot, or another GPS device. Split, merge, and rename legs; Wanderinga writes those changes back to the GPX file. Reopening a saved activity for more editing is Pro. Read how Wanderinga 6.0 brought route recording and offline access together. Wanderinga has no ads, no background tracking; location is used only during recording.

Trip reels, Wrapped and widgets

Turn a trip into a Trip Reel, an animated map video ready to share. Your year in review can recap countries, distance, and a favourite adventure. Home screen widgets show your country count, latest stamp, mini map, or traveler level between trips.

Made for every screen

Wanderinga 7 fits phone, iPad, and foldable screens in portrait and landscape. Without a signal, you can still record and work with trips, your passport, and activities on the device. Changes sync when you reconnect; map tiles are not available offline.

Free, and what Pro adds

Start free with up to 10 trips, country tracking, stamps, badges, GPX recording and import, and supported offline features. Pro adds capacity and advanced route tools.

• Free: country tracking, stamps, badges, GPX recording and import, offline access to supported features, and up to 10 trips.
• Pro: unlimited trips and stops, 1080p Trip Reels without a watermark, saved GPX activity editing, route simulation, activity filters, regional tracking everywhere, and the full country map.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best way to track countries I have visited?

Choose a travel tracker that keeps the country list connected to your trips, dates, routes, and notes. Wanderinga lets you mark a country even when you do not remember the city, then add the trip details you know. That gives you a countries visited map that reflects your own history rather than a perfect itinerary.

Does Wanderinga count layovers as visited countries?

No. A connection is recorded as a layover and does not count as a visited country. The itinerary keeps the transit country visible in its own colour, so a route through an airport does not quietly inflate your passport or change the story of where you actually went.

Can I import GPX files from Garmin or Strava?

Yes. You can import GPX files from Garmin, Strava, Komoot, or another GPS device, including by sharing a file from your phone. Wanderinga attaches the route to a trip, where you can name the activity and its legs. Some later activity editing requires Pro.

Does Wanderinga work offline, and is it free?

Wanderinga can record and edit trips, your passport, and activities already on your device without a signal; those changes sync when you reconnect. It does not download map tiles for offline use. The free plan includes core tracking and up to 10 trips, with additional features in Pro.

Conclusion

A travel tracker app is most useful when its map reflects your real trip, including an overnight move and a country crossed in transit. Wanderinga 7 brings those details into one place, from your first stamp to the route you want to replay.

Start your travel story with Wanderinga on the App Store or get it on Google Play.