Photos with a place
Tap a spot, add up to ten photos, and they become a pin anyone can discover. Explore by dragging the map, not by scrolling.
Put your trips on the map. Drop photos where they happened, play each journey back stop by stop, and explore the world by place — not by feed.
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A journey shared by a Mapicus traveler — tap it to see the route.
Every photo is a pin at a real place. Every trip is a route you can play back.
Tap a spot, add up to ten photos, and they become a pin anyone can discover. Explore by dragging the map, not by scrolling.
Group photos into a trip with a destination and dates. Press play and fly stop by stop along the route, then share it as a card.
Years of travel photos sitting in your camera roll? Add them as memories, dated to when they happened, and your map fills up.
Real trips shared publicly by travelers on Mapicus. Open one to see its route.
Cities travelers are mapping right now — photos pinned where they were taken, journeys you can play back.
Pick the place, add your photos, and write a line about the moment.
Give it a name, a destination and dates. Upcoming, happening now, or long past — all welcome.
Watch the route draw itself across the map, then send the card to friends with one tap.
Mapicus is a map-first travel app. Every photo you share is pinned to the place it was taken, and photos from one trip become a journey you can play back stop by stop and share as a card. It's free on iOS and Android.
Yes. Downloading Mapicus and mapping your trips is free on both the App Store and Google Play.
Yes. Add older photos as memories: pick the place and the date they're from, and they drop onto your map dated to when they happened, so your map fills up with everywhere you've been.
You decide. Each trip can be public, visible to followers only, or private, and your whole account can be set to private. Public journeys get a web page like the ones on this site so friends without the app can still see them.
Open a trip and tap Share. Mapicus makes a story-sized card with the route and a link; anyone who opens the link sees the journey on the web and can open it in the app.
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