Best Way to Track Where You've Traveled (and Who You Were With)

There's no shortage of ways to track where you've been. Pin your countries in Visited. Scroll through your Google Maps Timeline. Keep a spreadsheet. Check your camera roll.

YourPond does this too, but with a twist. It connects every trip to the people who were there, the relationships between them, and the rest of your life.

What makes this different

Most travel tools are solo. You went here. You went there. 12 countries. A map full of pins. That's it.

YourPond starts with the same idea, a map of everywhere you've been, but then it layers in the people. When you log a trip, you tag who came. That trip shows up on your travel map, on your moments timeline, and on every attendee's profile.

Which means you can do things no other travel tool lets you do:

See every trip you've taken with someone. Click on any friend and see the full history. Every trip, every dinner, every wedding you've both attended. Some friends show up on ten moments. Some just one.

See who was at each place. Click on any city on your map and see who was there. Not just who lives there now, but who traveled there with you and when.

Discover unexpected connections. Two people from completely different parts of your life both showed up on the same trip. A friend you met traveling ended up being connected to three other people in your contact book through school, work, or another trip.

Remember the people you met along the way. That couple from the wine bar who went to the same college as your roommate. The local who showed you around and you promised you'd keep in touch with. They go in your contact book with a note about where you met, and now they're part of your map.

It's a travel tracker inside a relationship tracker

That's the twist. YourPond isn't just tracking where you've been. It's a contact book that maps the people, places, and moments in your life. The travel map is one piece of a bigger picture.

You have a people map showing where everyone in your life lives right now, with full location history. You have moments (trips, weddings, game nights, dinners) tagged with who was there. You have relationship mapping between contacts, family trees, connection scores, and analytics that show you the patterns across your world.

The travel map pulls from all of that. It's not a standalone feature. It's your travel history woven into the full picture of your life.

How to start

You don't have to go back and log every trip you've ever taken. Start with the last one.

Log one trip. Where you went, when, who was there.

Add the people. If they're not in your contact book yet, add them. Now they have a profile and a trip connected to them.

Do it after your next trip. And the one after that. Within a few months you have a travel map that's actually meaningful. Not just pins, but the people and memories attached to each place.

The places are already documented in your photos and maps. The relationships between the people who were there... that's the part worth tracking.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the best app to track where you've traveled?

For solo travel tracking (countries and cities visited), apps like Visited work well. But if you want to track where you've traveled and who you traveled with, YourPond is the only tool that connects trips to people and shows both on a map.

Is there an app that tracks travel with friends?

YourPond lets you log moments (trips, gatherings, events) and tag who was there and where it happened. Each trip shows up on your travel map, on every attendee's profile, and on your moments timeline. You can see every trip you've taken with any person.

How do I remember who I traveled with?

Most people rely on photos and memory. YourPond lets you log trips with attendees, so you can look up any person and see every trip you've taken together, or look at any city and see who was there.

Is there a travel map that shows who you were with?

YourPond has two map views: a people map (where everyone in your life lives) and a travel map (everywhere you've been based on logged moments). The travel map shows trip details including who was there when you click on a location.

What's the difference between Google Maps Timeline and a travel tracker with people?

Google Maps Timeline tracks where you've been automatically but has no concept of other people. YourPond's travel map is built from moments you log, each with a location, date, and attendee list, so you can see the people dimension of your travel, not just the geography.