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tabilog — where have you been?

your world on a 3D globe

Platform

iOS

Category

travel

Status

coming to the app store

Made in

tokyo, japan

About

tabilog turns your travel history into something you'll actually want to look at: a living, satellite-textured 3D globe with every country you've visited glowing on its surface.

no accounts. no tracking. no spreadsheet energy. just your world.

your world, in seconds

search any country and add it in two taps — the globe flies you straight there. spin, zoom, and explore in day or night-lights mode.

built like an instrument

a clean, draggable sheet keeps the globe center stage. every visited country remembered with the year you were there. everything lives on your device — tabilog never phones home.

compare worlds

add real friends with world codes — share yours, paste theirs, no accounts. see a friend's countries overlaid on the same globe as yours, and a leaderboard for gentle bragging rights.

Privacy Policy

your map stays on your device. tabilog has no accounts, no sign-up, and collects no data by default. the countries you add, the years you visited them, and your stats are stored only on your device and never leave it.

friends via world codes. comparing worlds with friends works by exchanging text codes peer-to-peer (for example over messages). no server is involved, and no data is uploaded.

the optional leaderboard. if — and only if — you choose to join the global leaderboard, tabilog shares three things: your display name, your avatar emoji, and your country count, tied to an app-generated identifier that is not linked to your identity. you can leave the leaderboard at any time, which deletes your entry. if you never join, no data is collected at all.

no tracking. tabilog contains no analytics, no advertising, and no third-party trackers.

questions? email joseph@startupui.com and a human will answer.

effective august 2026 · applies to tabilog 1.0 and later

Support

found a bug, missing a country, or want to say hi? reach out and i'll get back to you quickly — tabilog is made by a tiny team of one in tokyo.