Mark a country and it fills in. The longer you stayed, the deeper the colour. 195 countries, one globe, and an honest count of how much of the world you have actually seen.
You probably arrived here from the bottom of someone’s globe. That is the whole idea — a picture of a life in travel that is worth showing people.
Drag it, pinch it, turn it over. Not a flat map with pins stuck in it — a sphere, with oceans, a terminator and a horizon, drawn the way a globe on a desk is drawn.
A week somewhere is not a year somewhere. Every country you mark carries how long you stayed — days, weeks, months, years — and the colour deepens with it. A globe of long stays looks nothing like a globe of layovers, which is exactly right.
Three states per country, so the globe is a plan as much as a record. The places you are counting down to sit on it alongside the ones you have already had.
Set your nationality and the globe repaints: visa-free, visa on arrival, e-visa, visa required. Compiled from 18 government sources. Always confirm with the embassy before you book — entry rules change without notice.
One image: your globe, your count, and nothing else. That is where most people who use Vespucci first heard of it.
Get it on Google Play · iOS is on the way.
Made by Leonardo Rignanese. Questions, bugs, or a country drawn wrong: vespucci@leorigna.com.