InkpassEverything Inkpass does with your visited countries
Inkpass keeps your travel history as a stamp album and a world map, then turns it into cards and links. Each page below covers one part: the album, comparing with friends, arrival stamps, counting rules, backup, and the Pro layers for regions and cities.
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What does Inkpass do?
Inkpass records the countries you have visited as ink stamps in an album and as colored patches on a world map. From that record it makes a World Card, arrival cards and links. The counting rules decide what adds to your number.
How do friends fit in?
One link lets a friend compare maps in a browser, with no app and no account. A crew link holds up to 8 maps. The flow is on the compare maps page. When you land somewhere new, the Arrival Stamp makes a postmark card from a single location check.
What is free and what is Pro?
Unlimited countries, cards, friend links, backup and counting rules are free. Pro adds regions and cities, dated visit history and extra card styles. Your data stays on the iPhone, and backup and restore covers iCloud, a link and a file.
Frequently asked questions
Which Inkpass features are free?
Unlimited countries, the World Card, arrival cards, Overlap and Crew links, backup and counting rules are free. Pro adds regions, cities, visit history and extra card styles.
Does Inkpass work without internet?
Yes for the album, the map and adding stamps, because the map is bundled in the app. Opening a friend link in a browser needs a connection.
Which languages does Inkpass support?
English and Russian, with a language setting in the app and light, dark or system appearance.