Travel Journal

Turn your camera roll into a shelf of travel diaries. Drop in the photos you shot on a journey and Travel Journal reads where each one was taken, pins it to a warm paper world map — and binds every place into a little diary book you can write in, decorate, and keep.

What it does

• Batch upload — drag and drop dozens of photos at once; each one is processed as it lands and sorted into the city it was shot in.
• A warm world map — every city appears as a photo pin on a parchment-toned atlas. Click a pin and that place's diary opens as a real book.
• Diary books — each city (or any trip you start by hand) becomes a book with a cover, two-page spreads, and a page per photo. Pages turn with a real flip.
• Notes in your own hand — tap any page and write about the moment in a handwriting script, right under the taped-in photo.
• Emoji stickers — open the sticker palette and decorate pages: drag stickers anywhere, rotate and resize them, layer them over photos and notes.
• Book designs — every diary picks its own look (Warm Linen, Kraft Paper, Seafoam, Botanical, Golden Hour, Night Train, Rose Letter, Postcard) — cover, paper and ink all follow.
• The bookshelf — all diaries live on a wooden shelf. Open one, start a blank one for a future trip, or re-cover one in a new design.
• City albums & slideshows — the photo-grid view of each city is still one tap away, with slideshows and batch location fixes.

How it fits together

Photos are the ground truth: upload them once and they live in the atlas. Diaries are layered on top — a city's diary auto-fills with that city's photos (new uploads sync in when you open the book), while hand-made diaries start blank and take any photos you choose. Deleting a diary never touches your photos.

Photos without location data aren't lost — they're kept in their own collection, can be given a place in bulk, and can be pasted into any diary.