Your memories
have coordinates.
Pin your geotagged photos to an interactive map. Tour your journeys with music. Share a single link that works everywhere.
GPS auto-pinning
We read the EXIF data baked into your photos and place every shot precisely where it was taken. No manual work.
Guided tour mode
Press play and fly through your journey photo by photo with ambient music and cinematic map transitions.
One-link sharing
Set a custom URL and share a beautiful public map anyone can explore — no account required.
How it works
Three steps.
One map.
01
Drop in your photos.
Drag your camera roll straight in. We extract the GPS coordinates baked into each image and place them precisely on the map. No pinning, no spreadsheets, no hassle.
Drop photos here
JPG, HEIC, PNG with GPS data
Japan 2024
12 photos across 4 cities
02
The map builds itself.
Every photo becomes a pin. Switch between Street, Satellite, or Topo styles. The map fits your journey automatically and gives every moment its geographic context.
03
Tour, relive, and share.
Hit play for a cinematic tour that flies between photos with ambient music. Set a custom URL and share a link — your audience needs no account to explore it.
Senso-ji Temple
4 / 12The idea
"Folders are for documents. Maps are for memories."
I built Pocket Atlas to see my own footprints on a map. It became the best way I've found to actually relive a trip — so I opened it up. No algorithms, no ads, no training your photos to sell you things. Just your memories, placed where they happened.
Built for the road less traveled.
The Road Tripper
Document every stop, campsite, and roadside attraction.
The Hiker
Visualise the terrain and elevation of every trail you've conquered.
The Year Abroad
One map that tells the story of 12 months of adventure.
Free during beta.
Early adopters get a free Wanderer upgrade. Reach out on any of these and mention Pocket Atlas.
Prefer email? patidarpriyansh936@gmail.com
core plan
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no tracking
no lock-in