Peregrino

Everywhere you've been.
One passport.

Every country you visit gets a stamp. Every journey gets a ticket. Every trip gets a luggage tag.

Every trip ends up
in your passport.

Stamped as you cross the border, counted on the data page, and kept on your iPhone.

Home

It notices
when you land.

Open the app somewhere new and Peregrino spots it. One tap stamps the country into your passport, with the date already on it.

  • Your countries, continents and this year so far, at a glance
  • Trips, tickets and events coming up, counting down
  • Saved a stay? It suggests the flight home next

Journal

Every trip gets
a luggage tag.

The countries it took in, stamped on, and the dates. Open one and the route is on the globe, with a timeline of every flight, stay, place and event in the order they happened.

  • Trips, tickets, places and events in one journal
  • Trips inside trips, and coming back, counted right

Tickets

Every journey
gets a ticket.

Type a flight number and the route fills itself in, or scan the boarding pass. Trains, buses, ferries, drives and walks print too, and so do concerts and festivals, with their line-up. Pencilled in while you plan, counting down once booked, torn at the stub once you've been.

Places and photos

Right where
it happened.

Pin where you stayed, ate and wandered, or drop a pin right on the map. Open any place or trip and the photos you took there are already waiting, found by where and when you took them.

Statistics

Your numbers,
on a receipt.

Countries, how much of the world, continents and days abroad, for all time or any year. Print it on a receipt, or play the whole year back on the globe as a video.

Customise

Make it yours.

Pick the passport's cover, the globe and the inks, paid for in the miles you earn by travelling. Frequent Flyers get their own member number, stamped on the data page.

More in Peregrino

The admin of travel,
taken care of.

Your trip, as a video.

Every flight, landing, event and place played on the globe, in story, square or wide, ready to post. Or play all your travels on the full-screen globe.

Share a trip as a link.

Anyone can open it in a browser, with its tickets, stays and places. Or invite people to add to it with you.

Share a flight straight in.

Share an itinerary from Flighty and Peregrino reads the flight, the airports and the times, then prints the ticket for you.

Visas, counted.

Schengen's rolling 90 in 180, and every visa you hold, worked out from your trips, so you know how long you can stay.

Travel with friends.

Add friends by code or QR, see their passports and stamps, and set your numbers side by side.

Trips found in your photos.

Peregrino reads where and when you took your photos and builds the trips you never logged.

Trophies worth pinning.

Enamel pins for continents, firsts and streaks, and Game Center leaderboards for the map games.

On every screen you own.

iPhone, iPad and Mac, kept in step through your own iCloud, with widgets for your Home and Lock Screen and Siri to log a trip by voice.

Pinpoint, against the clock.

Tap each country on the map before time runs out. Six continents, and a best time to beat.

A calendar that remembers.

Every trip, stay and event on one calendar. Scroll back through the months to find where you were on any day.

Peregrino

Issue your passport.

Free on iPhone, iPad and Mac. The first stamp is on us.

Questions. Answered.

No. If you allow location, it checks which country you're in when you open the app, and offers a stamp if it's a new one. Leave location off and you add countries and trips yourself; everything else works the same.

Yes. Add the trip with its dates and Peregrino finds the photos you took there in your library, so old trips fill out as quickly as new ones. Or let it scan your photos and build the trips for you.

The passport counts 248 countries and territories, so places like Hong Kong, Greenland or the Faroe Islands get their own stamp.

No. Trains, buses, ferries, drives and walks all get tickets, and so do concerts, festivals and conferences. Places you stayed or ate at have their own list too, and visas have their own page.

In your own iCloud, so it's the same on your iPhone, iPad and Mac. Nothing about where you have been is shown to anyone unless you share it, and you can export everything as one file whenever you like.

Yes. Everything you log is free: stamps, trips, tickets, events, statistics and your passport. Frequent Flyer is a one-time purchase, with no subscription, for the extras: places and visas, the calendar, editing your trip videos, comparing with friends, more looks for the passport and the globe, and a member number of your own.