I Walked Earth
the map network · trips drawn the way they actually happen
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The whole app, one idea

Not a list of your trip.
A map of it — and every map opens another.

Four people leave from three different cities and end up on the same beach. That is not a timeline. It's a shape — and the only honest way to draw it is a map.

  • 01Every city anyone touches is circled, with the people who start or stop there written on it. Manya's line runs Goa → Mumbai → Phuket and home again; yours goes out through Mumbai and back through Delhi by road.
  • 02Tap a city and its own map opens — the airport, the hotel, the cab between them, the beach you walked to.
  • 03Tap anything on that map and the paper appears. Boarding pass. Hotel voucher. Cab booking. The thing you'd otherwise be digging through email for.
  • 04One switch changes whose trip you're looking at — everyone's, or just yours. The money follows the same switch.
This one's live — tap Goa, then tap her airport
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Phuket · The Tulis12–16 Mar 2026 · 4 travellers
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How the network is built

Three zooms, and the paper is always at the bottom

Places are nodes, journeys are the lines between them, and both carry documents, costs and photographs. That is the whole model — everything else is a view of it.

Zoom 1 · the trip

Where everybody is

Chandigarh, Goa, Mumbai, Phuket, Delhi — circled, named, and joined by each traveller's own coloured route. The picture you'd send your family the day you book.

Zoom 2 · a city

What happens there

Tap Phuket and Phuket opens: the airport you land at, the cab that's already booked, the hotel circled on the coast, the places you went and photographed.

Zoom 3 · the paper

The thing you actually need

Tap the hotel and the voucher opens. Tap the airport and the boarding pass opens. Tap Open in Maps and you're walking. No folder, no inbox, no scrolling.

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Phuket9 places marked · 216 photos
0 ── 5 km

Freedom Beach

13 MAR
18:41 · all four
Kabir, last swim
Walking back up
ANMK Everyone's in this one · added by Arvind
Where a photograph belongs

Photographs belong where they were taken.

Mark the place you were, drop the pictures on it, and they stay there — under a small ⓘ on the map, at the exact spot on the exact coast. A year later the map is the album, and it still knows who was standing there.

  • ·Everyone contributes to one pool. Manya's phone and your phone fill the same map.
  • ·Each photo knows its when, where and who — so you can ask for "Kabir, Phi Phi" and get it.
  • ·Tagging a person needs that person's yes. Children are guardian-gated. Faces are not a feature we take liberties with.

Photographs here are illustrative colour, not real pictures.

More than one way to look

The map is the way in. The other views stay.

One trip, four ways to look at it. The map is where you land and what everything hangs off — but the same stops, the same photographs and the same rupees are also a timeline, a photo wall and a ledger, one tap apart.

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Everything the map hangs off

Set it up once, and each traveller gets their own trip

Who's coming and where each of them is starting from — answer that, and every person's route, paperwork and share of the cost falls out of it.