Every place you have been together, now a stamp.
The coffee, the wedding, the long weekend. Each one happened somewhere, with someone. Pond Passport turns those places into stamps you collect, so the map of where you have been with your people is finally something you can look at.
Free on every plan. On the web and in the iPhone app.
Eiffel Tower
Landmark
Colosseum
Wonder
Tokyo
City
Golden Gate Bridge
Landmark
Machu Picchu
Wonder
Paris
City
Sydney Opera House
Landmark
Petra
Wonder
Rio de Janeiro
City
Big Ben
Landmark
Pyramids of Giza
Wonder
New York City
City
The stamps you can collect.
1129+ stamps in 12 collections, each with its own page.
Your trips, on the map.
See all your stamps on one world map, then zoom in to every place you've earned.
Fill in the whole map.
Every state and country you have visited fills in as you go. The gray ones are the trips still waiting for you.
It fills itself in. You fill in the rest.
You already log moments in YourPond. Log one in Paris and you collect Paris, and France, and Europe, right up the chain: cities, US states, countries and continents, with nothing extra to type. The moments you logged before today count as well, so the passport opens already partly full.
The rest is yours to add. Landmarks, wonders, national parks, stadiums and experiences are checked in by hand, and so is anywhere you went but never logged. Open the stamp and tap I've been here, I visited this on a stadium, or I attended this on most experiences. That also collects the places around it, from its city to its continent. Some stamps ask how you took part, so a marathon knows whether you ran it or watched it, and Search every stamp finds the one you are after.
Who you were there with.
A place is really the people you went with. Open any stamp, tap Add people you traveled here with, and every friend's profile shows the places you've been together. A stamp also keeps your spots, the restaurant, the bar, the trail, and a note, so it remembers more than the name.
Adventures, and who you did them with.
Some stamps are not places at all. Skydiving, dog sledding and the Northern Lights live in Adventures, a collection of experiences you can do anywhere, and you can tag each one to the city, state or country where you did it, so it shows up on that place's stamp too. On a friend's profile, the stamps you share now have See all: every stamp the two of you have in common, sorted by most recent together, first together, most moments or A to Z, with a line like Since 2019 under each one. On iPhone, any stamp becomes a share card, and the stamps you share with someone export as a scrapbook.
Then go collect the rest.
Some stamps you have earned. Most you have not, yet, and that is the point. Put the ones you want on your Bucket List, or browse the stamps you can collect to see how far it goes. It is a quiet nudge to go make the next moment, not a leaderboard. There is nobody to beat. There is just Tokyo, uncollected, and a friend you have been meaning to see.
Questions people ask.
How do I earn a stamp?
Log a moment with a place on it. YourPond works out the city, and you collect that city along with its state, country and continent. For a landmark, a wonder, a national park, a stadium or an experience, open its stamp and check in: the button says I've been here on a landmark, I visited this on a stadium and I attended this on most experiences. That also collects the places around it, from its city to its continent.
Do I have to enter everywhere I have ever been?
No. The moments you have already logged count, so the passport opens with stamps in it. Anywhere you never logged is one tap: find the stamp and tap I've been here.
Can I save places I haven't been yet?
Yes. Add any stamp to your Bucket List. Once you've been, it moves into your collection.
Can I add who I was there with?
Yes. Add the people you were with to any stamp, and you'll see your shared stamps on each person's profile.
Does Pond Passport cost anything?
No. Pond Passport is included free. You do not need Pro to collect stamps, and nothing in the passport is held back for a paid plan.
Is Pond Passport on the web?
Yes. Pond Passport is on the web and in the YourPond app for iPhone, and it is the same passport in both. A moment you log in either place counts towards it.
What kinds of stamps are there?
Twelve: cities, US states, countries, continents, landmarks, wonders, national parks, stadiums, experiences, adventures and Feats, from marathons and festivals to the Northern Lights. The list keeps growing, so a place without a stamp today may have one later. Adventures, the experiences you can do anywhere, like skydiving, have their own collection and can be tagged to where you did them
Can I take a stamp back?
Yes. A stamp you checked in by hand has a Remove from passport button. A stamp that came from a moment stays for as long as the moment does.
See how far you have already been.
Open YourPond, find the passport, and start with the places you have already logged.
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