Make a postcard from a photo you already took. It pins itself to your own map of the world, shading in every country you have actually been to — until the map becomes the record.
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Every postcard shades in the country it came from, and across the United States the state as well. Nothing to tick off and nothing to maintain — the map fills itself because you went somewhere, and what is left blank is the part of the world still ahead of you.
Pick a photo you already took. Choose a template, add where you were and why it mattered. Keep it private, share it with the people who were there, or post it where anyone can find it.
Walked out before anyone else was up. The whole square to myself and the bells going. Worth the early train.
Swipe through postcards from places you have never heard of. Save the ones that make you want to go. It is the most enjoyable way anyone has found to build a list of where to try next.
Machu Picchu
Tokyo
Vernazza
Cape TownStart a trip and Postcards follows the route in the background, noticing where you stopped. At the end it finds the photos you took at each stop and offers them up — so the trip becomes a handful of postcards while you still remember why each one mattered.
