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Share an Instagram or TikTok reel straight from your phone. TrekMap watches the video, reads the signs and the audio, works out the actual place, and files it with a cover photo.
TrekMap is a travel bucket list that lives on a world map — and an LED map that glows with everywhere you’ve been and everywhere you’re going. One list, two places: your phone and your wall.
● bright = been there ● dim = on the list · move your cursor across the map
Most travel apps are a log of where you’ve been. TrekMap is built around the part that comes first — wanting to go.
Share an Instagram or TikTok reel straight from your phone. TrekMap watches the video, reads the signs and the audio, works out the actual place, and files it with a cover photo.
Countries glow by how badly you want to go. Explorer Mode splits 57 countries into states, prefectures and nations, so progress is honest instead of a flag count.
Flight-price thresholds nudge you when it’s time to book. Log the trip and the country turns bright — in the app, and on the map on your wall.
A 20-second clip of a restaurant with no caption and no tag still becomes a real, mapped, searchable place.
Every saved spot is embedded as a vector, so you can search your own list by vibe — “quiet places near water” — not just by name.
Individually addressable LEDs, one per country or region, synced live from the same account. Wishlist glows dim; visited burns bright.
Picture-frame sized. Sits on a desk or a workbench and still shows the whole picture.
The wall map. Laser-cut cell geometry, one lit cell per state, province and region.
A full world globe on a walnut base with a brass meridian ring. Every country addressable.
None of the three have shipped yet. Reserving costs nothing today and holds your place in the first run at the launch price.
Not yet — all three units are pre-launch. Reserving puts you in the first production run at the launch price, and you’re not charged until it ships.
Yes. The app at trekmap.co is the product; the LED map is a physical view of the same data. Plenty of people will only ever use the app.
Only you, and friends you accept. Boards are private by default. You can publish an individual spot to a public feed if you want to share one — notes, reminders and price thresholds never leave your account.
It gets dropped rather than guessed. A city-wide pin attached to a close-up of a plate isn’t useful, so the pipeline throws those away instead of cluttering your map.
Your passport is a separate list from your wishes, so marking somewhere visited doesn’t create an empty wish or change the glow. The hardware polls the same account and lights up to match.
Leave an email. We’ll tell you the moment the run opens — no charge, no newsletter, no other use for the address.
Or just email hello.trekmap@corben.world