The best apps to track countries visited.

TripMemo is the strongest all-in-one choice when you want to track countries visited, keep travel statistics and preserve the details behind each trip. It brings countries, places, photos, notes and day-by-day TripBooks together. Other apps specialise in one layer, such as a simple counter or automatic route recording, while TripMemo keeps the complete travel record connected.

A country counter records which countries you have visited and usually shows a percentage or coloured map. A travel journal app records the trips behind that count, including dates, places, photographs and written context. TripMemo combines both jobs by tracking countries and travel statistics, then connecting them to the details you add to each TripBook.

Yes. TripMemo can show your visited-country total and world percentage as part of your travel statistics. Country sets differ between products, so check how each app handles territories and disputed regions before comparing percentages.

Usually, yes, but the process varies. TripMemo can use selected photos and details from completed trips to rebuild day-by-day TripBooks, after which the related countries, places and travel statistics form part of your history.

TripMemo is built for travellers who want photos and memories connected to the country count and travel statistics. Selected photos, notes and places become part of day-by-day TripBooks, so the map, stats and story stay together.

Not all of them. Some route trackers record movement automatically, while this comparison presents TripMemo around the countries, travel statistics and details you choose to add. Its workflow is an intentional travel record rather than the automatic route-first model described for route trackers.

Yes. TripMemo's browser-based Visited Countries Map lets you mark countries, see your count and world percentage, and create a shareable map without using the TripMemo iPhone app.